Now that updates for CD Projekt’s massive open-world first-person RPG are finally more-or-less done, you might have reasonably thought you wouldn’t see fresh news about it. Well think again, folks, because Cyberpunk 2077 is about to get a native release for Apple’s Mac computers, and we’re real curious to see how it performs.
As such, we have no doubt that the Mx chips can produce plenty of gaming grunt for Cyberpunk 2077. The real eyebrow-lifting part of this announcement is where CD Projekt Red says that players can enjoy “advanced features like path tracing, frame generation, and built-in Spatial audio” in the Mac port.
One ace that Apple has up its sleeve is its unified memory configuration. There are some pretty intense optimizations that can be done when a CPU and GPU share the same memory space, particularly with regards to ray-tracing. It’s possible that Apple’s larger M3 and M4 chips may actually be ray-tracing beasts. We’ll find out when the native Mac version of Cyberpunk 2077 hits the Mac App Store, GOG, Steam, and Epic early next year.