im either buying Macbook Entry Level or Macbook Pro....since Macbook 2.4 not much different from Macbook Pro Entry level model....

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Added on November 16, 2008, 11:04 pmI have tried playing Red Alert 3 on the Macbook 2.0.....You can play smoothly on medium!

This post has been edited by mojoza: Nov 16 2008, 11:04 PM

Yes sure can play Red Alert 3 on medium setting....currently play Tiberium Wars on Mac OS X. Running superb. Like the 3D Graphics. Hehe...

play wow 40fps full settings happily for mb 2.0 i happy d.. dun care other games la.. RA3 playable also..
laptop u wan play intensive games impossible la.. unless u spend go buy those dedicated game. i got a desktop .. i use laptop when at uni .. home never touch laptop also. unless u wan gaming at uni thats diff story.

Seems like the new MacBook Entry can play most recent games

Yeah, from what i researched thru youtube videos about Macbook Gaming.

Far Cry2, Bioshock, COD4, WoW, Fallout3, Crysis... all can play at smooth Fps.

I couldn't imagine these intensive games can be play in Macbook now.

Now i have second thought to get MB instead of MBP. I think the nvidia chips can push some of the 3D application as well since the 3D games all works pretty cool with it.

2.0ghz or 2.4ghz having a little improvement thru the benchmark. But some owners said 2.4ghz did push up a little faster.

Mainly, that little push up might not be obvious for everyone. The backlit keyboard is something that make Macbook so "pro" now.

SOmehow, i wonder some DIY enthusiats are actually modding their mb with 2 LED lights underneath the keyboard now?! Issit possible..

SPend another RM1000 for 2 LED bulbs. (HDD is cheaper to upgrade now).

As some one mentioned earlier, you can't play crysis on the macbook.

2.4 ghz Macbook playing Crysis
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KHR7a7YlNC0



CHeck this video.

the reflection is very obvious on that video... =p

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Added on November 17, 2008, 12:42 pmwell guess i stand corrected then ^^
so what u waiting for, still not getting one yet?

This post has been edited by sets84: Nov 17 2008, 12:42 PM

i haven't touch the MBP model yet..

Hopefully someone can do the gaming comparison between 9400M & 9600M videos in youtube.

So far i only saw a sample from SPORE. It did feels lagging when objects crowded.

Maybe upgrade to 4GB RAM in MB...can push it smoothly.

p/s: Today i saw my friend using Photoshop CS4 to do 3D modelling texturing. I mean importing .obj and rotate the model in 360degree..


i hope to understand how the nvidia 9400M & 9600M to justify their performance with the CS4.

http://www.freakygaming.com/pc/strategy/st...em_requirements

lol estimated sc2 requirements.. if thats the case then the macbook shouldnt have any problems playing it

blizzard is known for putting out games that have low system requirements yet great gameplay...
take wow for example, my 6 year old pc can still play it

I just bought the MBP instead!!! woohoo!!! l'm LOVING IT !!!

GratS! Enjoy it ^^

Where do you get your MBP?

I bought it from SUnway Machine. It was the last unit !

You must be very lucky haha.. i've waited nearly 3 weeks adi for mbp

the macbook and macbook pro both sold out most places....I actually wanted the 2.4 MacBook but oh well....I am very happy to have the MBP..Played Crysis and COD4...Smooth and playable

mojoza,

do u mind to print some screen shots of both game while using 9400M & 9600?

Video even better..haha... Can see how the FPS performs..

Write more reviews bout difference of both GPU tech if you feel comfort with.

once i am settled down with my mac I will show you guys!

Mac as far as I know is used mainly for graphic design, visual editing, well........basically quality visual and audio purposes. Sometimes it's used for work (programming mainly) also due to it's stability compare to windows. Hardcore games on Mac? er...never heard of that before. Flash games maybe.