#Zelda for mac emulator dolphin pro

My hang up is with the Iris and Iris Pro. I understand that an i7 really isn't needed.

#Zelda for mac emulator dolphin pro

The problem is that the 13in have an i5 and Iris graphics while the 15in has the i7 and Iris Pro graphics. I can't decide if I should get a 13in or a 15in. Unfortunately I liked my macbook too much, I'm a tool, and I'm probably going to get another one. Unfortunately, like so many other early 2011 Macbook Pros, my discrete GPU has died (google 'early 2011 macbook pro GPU failure') and I'm left with my Intel HD 3000 and a VERY UNSTABLE system that refuses to boot at times and other times the screen just goes blank. My Radeon HD 6750M has played the more intensive Wii games with enhancements just fine. (12-15-2014, 01:40 AM)Magiknight Wrote: Hi! I've been using a early 2011 Macbook Pro to play Dolphin. I held out for a very long time on OS X, but when I finally moved over to Windows the difference (at least for my laptop) was pretty significant. The only things I tend to get a lot of hang-ups on are games like WWE13 (I think the CPU is the bottleneck here) and Punch-Out (which is playable, but a lot of hang-ups on menus and the like).ДЄLSO-Not sure if you're using OS X or Windows, but as I'm sure you're aware, the performance difference is noticeable between the two platforms, with the advantage of course being on the Windows side. I only encounter very minor hiccups, everything is extremely playable. I can play all of my favorite games at 1.5x IR, which at the moment includes Mario Kart Wii, Zelda Twilight Princess, NBA JAM, and Grand Slam Tennis. I can't speak to the Iris Pro, but I've been using the 13' (with Iris) on Windows 8.1 successfully for a bit now.