Do you think Macbooks will ever be able to play minecraft with shaders on?

[iMarkypad]

I've got a macbook and I thought I should test out minecraft to see how it does. To be fair to plays it at a solid frame rate around 75. Unfortunately when I put shaders on I get around 10 - 20 frames as the macbook gets hot. Maybe one day you'll be able to play minecraft,

 

[floral]

What kind of shaders..?

 

[Homy]

115 fps at 1440p with shaders on MBP M1 Max!

 

[Spaceboi Scaphandre]

I've got a macbook and I thought I should test out minecraft to see how it does. To be fair to plays it at a solid frame rate around 75. Unfortunately when I put shaders on I get around 10 - 20 frames as the macbook gets hot. Maybe one day you'll be able to play minecraft,

The Apple Silicon Macbooks run Minecraft perfectly with shaders on. What Macbook do you have?

 

[dmccloud]

I've got a macbook and I thought I should test out minecraft to see how it does. To be fair to plays it at a solid frame rate around 75. Unfortunately when I put shaders on I get around 10 - 20 frames as the macbook gets hot. Maybe one day you'll be able to play minecraft,

What Mac? What are your specs? That might be the bigger issue rather than Minecraft itself...

 

[iMarkypad]

I was on about a macbook air M1 chip.

 

[EllaWilson3]

As far as I know, MacBooks, known for their robust build and optimized software, might not always hit the mark when it comes to heavy gaming demands, especially with resource-intensive mods in Minecraft. However, with Apple's continuous hardware improvements and the push towards more powerful Apple Silicon chips, it's not far-fetched to expect future MacBooks to handle games with bsl shaders more efficiently. While your current experience sees a significant drop in frame rates, advancements in technology and possibly optimized versions of shaders could change this scenario. I'd also recommend exploring shader settings to find a balance between aesthetics and performance.

 

[teh_hunterer]

As far as I know, MacBooks, known for their robust build and optimized software, might not always hit the mark when it comes to heavy gaming demands, especially with resource-intensive mods in Minecraft. However, with Apple's continuous hardware improvements and the push towards more powerful Apple Silicon chips, it's not far-fetched to expect future MacBooks to handle games with bsl shaders more efficiently. While your current experience sees a significant drop in frame rates, advancements in technology and possibly optimized versions of shaders could change this scenario. I'd also recommend exploring shader settings to find a balance between aesthetics and performance.

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