At 1080p at high settings the game runs on average 107 FPS while using 8GB memory, 98% GPU, and 841.5% CPU. The next tested game is one of the best AAA games to play on Mac and it became even better with HDR support. The only downside is that this game does not support the impressive Ray Tracing from Windows PC and current generation consoles. It performed really well while looking great while VSync was enabled.Īt 2160p high settings, it hovered around 50-60 FPS. At 1440p high settings, it reached around 60-120 FPS and at 1440p ultra settings it hovered around 50-60 FPS. At 2160p resolution with capped 60 FPS, and VSync on, it provides the smoothest experience while using 9.1GB memory, 99.8% GPU, and 309.3% CPU. While there were some FPS drops, the game still worked very smoothly.Ĥk resolution is also achievable with near-max graphics thanks to Mental FX. The game was played at 1440p resolution at max settings with VSync on, and it reached about 50-100 FPS while using 8GB memory, 100% GPU, and 462% CPU. Resident Evil Village is the perfect example of the GPU gaming power of M2 Max as it supports ARM64 architecture, RE Engine, and MetalFX upscaling to improve performance and high resolution and support for HDR. In the test, the YouTuber also showed how much Ram, GPU, and CPU a game uses. These games include Resident Evil Village, Metro Exodus, Shadow of the Tomb Raider, and Minecraft. AppleCare+ cost and coverage for iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch, and other devices

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