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Oculus founder says no Mac support coming until Apple builds 'good' system with better graphics
bkkcanuck said:If Oculus requires such high power graphics in the computer - they are positioning the devices to be so much of a niche product that they will likely position themselves out of the market -- at least for many years to come. Therefore their support at this time is not very important in the overall scheme of things. Not many Windows machines will have that type of graphics power - only really the serious gamers.... -
Oculus founder says no Mac support coming until Apple builds 'good' system with better graphics
LTDAN said:As much as I love Macs, Palmer Luckey is (mostly) right on this one. OS X is optimized for OpenCL rendering, and OpenGL support (required for Mac gaming) is severely outdated. Not even a Mac Pro with a top of the line, upgraded graphics card will bring good performance in OS X. On top of this, Windows users benefit from DirectX, which completely destroys OpenGL. However, Palmer Luckey is wrong when he says Apple doesn't build good systems. The same Mac running Windows makes it just as good as any PC with equivalent specs. In other words it is not a hardware problem, it's a software problem. Apple knows this, and it's the reason why they developed Metal in the first place. Now if they could only put it to good use...
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Oculus founder says no Mac support coming until Apple builds 'good' system with better graphics
smartmammal said:If a high-end consumer computer is not good enough to run your product, then you are doing it wrong.
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Court overturns Apple's $120M patent win against Samsung
SpamSandwich said:fallenjt said:The stupid patent system called it Prior Act because Apple filed it 1 day after...bullshit! -
Court overturns Apple's $120M patent win against Samsung
techlover said:SpamSandwich said:The GDP of Ireland (as of 2013) was $232.1 billion. That's a nearly negligible cost for Apple. They could buy the entire country, exit the EU and attract other global companies with close to zero tax rates. Every large company on the planet would love this. Plus, they'd have instant access to an English-speaking, generally well educated population of nearly 5 million. I'd even move there if they followed the political model of the Free State Project (in the US).
That's just the houses.
I know it's a joke but i guess on forums you'd expect nothing less. The stakes are so low