Now FreeSync is now part of the VESA spec, so it might be that Apple will enable this as they finally have high refresh rate Macs on their own, but we do not know yet, this might not be enabled or or not be supported in hardware at all.In Minecraft, you are the creator of your own story based on every choice you will make in a world where everything from the ground to the sun is cube-shaped. I think you should be able to run the LG at 120 hz, but you might want to double-check that and might need a third-party tool like SwitchResX to be able to use the correct resolution + refresh combo as high refresh rate on MacOS can be a little iffy depending on display.Īlso, what we do not know yet is whether there will be support from Apple to do ProMotion on external displays, which is not only enabling higher refresh rates, but also variable refresh rates, meaning not only 120 hz, but also allowing you to dynamically turn down refresh rates to match the content on your screen.įor Windows, you can usually use either NVIDIAs G-SYNC or AMDs FreeSync for this, both of which your LG display supports, but up until now, Apple did not support this on external displays on Mac OS as far as I remember even if you had a corresponding graphics card which technically supports this. One caveat to add because you were asking about 120 fps on your external display and ProMotion: I’d appreciate any answers as I’m no gaming expert haha. Has Minecraft been updated to support M1? If not, how well does it run on M1 and is it comparable to running on the 5K 27” Intel iMac? Will I be able to take advantage of 4K 120 fps when playing Minecraft on the MacBook and LG monitor I mentioned above? My understanding is that Apple has their Rosetta software to assist with apps that have not been updated to support their M1 chips natively to work properly during this transition. The only game I really played on my previous 5K 27” Intel iMac 2019 version was Minecraft. Will this MacBook and monitor I got allow me to take advantage of 4K in general and up to 120 fps since the new MacBooks support ProMotion 120 hz? I recently picked up the 16” MacBook Pro with M1 Max 32GB RAM 24 core GPU and am planning on getting this LG monitor as my display: LG 38WN95C-W Monitor 38" 21:9 Curved UltraWide QHD+ (3840 x 1600) Nanio IPS Display, Thunderbolt 3, 1ms Response Time, 144Hz Refresh Rate, NVIDIA G-SYNC, AMD FreeSync -White/Silver
I have a few questions regarding the new M1 Max MaxBooks, monitors and Minecraft I was hoping this sub could help answer for me.
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