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I am probably going to get shot down for this, but.Is anyone using FS19 on a new M1 powered Mac?
I use Mac for video and photo editing, current iMac is a 2011 so is well out of date and won't run FS19 as it won't support Metal, which is a shame as its a fairly powerful machine! So currently running it on a laptop that isn't really up to it (2.5GHz i5 and 8 GB RAM with no dedicated graphics), it loves to get extremely hot and takes an age to load a game with anything more than a few machines in. I am looking at going down the Mac Mini route with the new M1 chip that seems to be ticking all the boxes on value for money and power and allows me to get a separate screen which will allow me to then run a PC alongside it in future (may or may not happen, it depends on a few things coming off for work!)
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I am assuming it should support FS19 okay?
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- Open System Preferences and click App Store. If you're like me, you may not remember or have even ever visited this preference pane.
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- Click Do Not Show Pre-Release Updates.
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