@Racermousepr0
My M2 max is happy with its owner
@Polenabseits
0:18 *M4 Max
@MrVaJoy
It's better to use CrossOver to play games on Mac.
@DRAM-68
Great job testing the limits of the machine. Have you tried playing those games with nothing else running in the background?
@chocoloco9985
I need to do a lot of research (no coding or anything fancy like that just word processing if anything) along with a Parallels Windows Virtual machine in coherence mode and I'm using 105gb of ram (always around the 100gb mark)
@Giljrg
when you set the system RAM to 112GB I don't think you left any for the Graphics Memory, games might run a bit better if you configure the amount of VRAM available to Windows.
@tomdrexel112
Finally, a real test!!
@bartekmatuszak3694
I wonder how Revit with Parallels would work on this set, otherwise great video.
@mlbrln
Hello, thanks for sharing! Could you make a video and compare parallels and macOS with geekbench? I am wondering if I should buy a M4 pro and use parallels or just a windows pc..
@fintech112
I saw yourolder videos do u have app courses ?? U r a nice teacher let me know i would like to learn from u man
@olorin11
Blender, v-ray 3D Max tests pls 🙌🏼
@victormuniz695
I have a simple MacBook Air M1 2020 (8GB RAM). That means I can only select 8GB RAM for the VM?
@SaltukBuğrahanŞahin-e9y
When I install Parallels, V RAM appears as 0 in Windows. I cannot run drawing software. Do you have any information about a solution? Thanks in advance.
@JethroRose
by allocating 112 GB you may have starved the GPU for video memory, hence games running like shit.
@sleepyelk5955
sick machine 😂 thanks for trying this out, I am also still doing some load tests and will to some parallels tests later ... but if you imagine, such performance or such a setup was before the apple silicon era only possible on server like system, thinking of Ryzen Epic and so on, but at a cost of power consumption, heat and crazy fan noise in a big tower or server rig 😂
@YuriySamorodov
Hi, any chance to test nested virtualization on M4?
@gdotone1
Clearly we could use 128 as a base. 256 and 1024 gigabytes with an os that will load the complete app in ram.
@nyambe
Fantastic info, thanks!!! good info for coders
@Bright12ful
The best reviewer!!!!
@dbtech4562