Parallels desktop on macbook test

Testing counter strike on my macbook, 2.2ghz, 4gb ram. running parallels virtual machine with 1.5ghz processor and 512mb ram.

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Education

Tags:

• Macbook
• counterstrike
• steam
• white
• 2.2ghz
• 4Gb ram
• parallels
• virtual machine.

[joetommany]

yeah its cs source. and parallels lets you use hardware acceleration, but not on my integrated intel chip. but ill bet that with the 9400 that thing will fly. in bootcamp you get far far better results, but parallels is just fine for me.

cheers, happy mac'ing

[N0ddyHD]

Hello mate, i was just wondering i just bought counter strike on steam. Ive got parallels and i play it on windows but an error always occurs "server is too busy" and also it sais that it is running the game on parralels software and no on my macs graphic card a 4gb ram?

[lauraeja]

hey I'm having some trouble uploading css on my mac with parallels. could we chat about it?

[joetommany]

Nah its the bog standard 13" one from 2007. If your getting a new macbook, the graphics card is awesome, can play many new games on high settings. its the Geforce 9400M. the one if have is the old integrated intel x3100.

Thanks for watching!

[haltzy]

what macbook is yours? pro ? and what inch13' 15' 17'

cause i wanna buy one thanks!

[tomeglenn]

I'm extremely impressed! That was the Source engine right? And if I remember correctly, your macbook has Intel integrated graphics?

I should try this out on mine with my NVidia 9400M.

In fact, does Parallels use the hardware graphics? VMware uses an emulated graphics adapter as far as I know.