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uwukitten [#5]anything
unironically yes, even better with a cooling pad, I got one for like 30 euros
goofyahh1447 [#6]unironically yes, even better with a cooling pad, I got one for like 30 euros
if he's getting a non gaming laptop then he won't even need a cooling pad, they don't get hot at all
oiiink [#3]macbook
unironically yes lol
the older macbook (16 inch) not the current one if u get the AMD radeon pro graphics card u can get like 200fps consistently no problem and ive actually played some games on it
the newer one (also 16 inch) I havent tried valorant on it yet but im confident the m3 pro chip could run val just as smoothly with no problem
uwukitten [#7]if he's getting a non gaming laptop then he won't even need a cooling pad, they don't get hot at all
I have a mid-range acer laptop from 2018
I partially solved the heating issue by cleaning the fans but I still notice a slight increase in performance with the cooling pad on
if OP is just a casual player he's probably not gonna need it anyways
smthlikeyou11 [#9]unironically yes lol
the older macbook (16 inch) not the current one if u get the AMD radeon pro graphics card u can get like 200fps consistently no problem and ive actually played some games on it
the newer one (also 16 inch) I havent tried valorant on it yet but im confident the m3 pro chip could run val just as smoothly with no problem
Does macos even have support for valorant? You probably have to run it under some layers of emulation which will reduce the performance substantially.
grisx23 [#11]Does macos even have support for valorant? You probably have to run it under some layers of emulation which will reduce the performance substantially.
you can boot into windows without emulating on the intel macbooks
Aayan [#12]you can boot into windows without emulating on the intel macbooks
Not on Apple silicon chips (m1, 2, 3). Only on intel chips you can boot into windows. However, it's kind of stupid to buy intel macbook in 2024.
Aayan [#12]you can boot into windows without emulating on the intel macbooks
replied to the wrong person
grisx23 [#11]Does macos even have support for valorant? You probably have to run it under some layers of emulation which will reduce the performance substantially.
u can use this feature called bootcamp