GitHub pointed out that Apple has added DirectX 12 support in the recently launched “Game Porting Toolkit”, allowing game developers to port games to the Apple Silicon platform more quickly, and Mac users will be able to play games with PCs at the same time in the future. Play a variety of 3A game masterpieces, no longer have to wait a long time.
Apple added #DX12 support to macOS and Apple Silicon via its Game Porting Toolkit. It’s basically a 20k patch to Wine that will make it easy to play AAA Windows games on macOS without using a VM. https://t.co/OFwc0NREb6
— Christina Warren @ RenderATL (@film_girl) June 6, 2023
GitHub senior developer Christina Warren pointed out in a Twitter account post that Apple has added DirectX 12 support to the recently launched “Game Porting Toolkit” (Game Porting Toolkit), using the same software as Wine and Valve’s Proton In a similar way, various Unix-like operating systems can run Windows programs.
The new game porting toolkit allows game manufacturers to port games to the Mac platform in a faster and lower-cost manner. Users will no longer need emulator software such as VMware, and can directly play various games with native Mac OS. Dramatically reduce the time you spend waiting for games to arrive on your Mac.
With the new version of Mac OS Sonoma, there is a “Game Mode” mode. The game mode ensures that users get the CPU and GPU performance first when starting the game. Therefore, the gaming experience of Mac users in the future will be able to catch up with PCs and game consoles.
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