I didn't know you can play games with macbook air
.I'm currently using a 2.5 kg gaming laptop, believe me 200gr won't be a problem for me.They say 10gpu is unnecessary for air.The price is important to me here, since my heart is fanless (which means dust won't be able to get into it
) it says air, but when I bought it, I want something durable.if pro is really unnecessary i choose air but today i went to a tech store and they told me i have to choose pro.
>i went to a tech store and they told me i have to choose pro.
I hate to sound like a "me vs them" but it sounds like the tech store doesn't know what they're talking about and honestly, most tech store associates don't (I worked at both a Circuit City and a Best Buy in my lifetime). I mean the choice is ultimately up to you but some software I've ran just fine on my air include but are not limited to:
-Houdini (a high end visual effects software that specializes in complex simulations)
-Blender
-Zbrush
-Final Cut (working with 4k video)
-Logic (I had 24 tracks loaded without any kind of slowdown and could have likely added more but I got bored adding tracks)
-Motion (I forget what all I had going in Motion but it was a ton of effects without any slowdown)
-Unity
-Godot
-Affinity Suite
-Xcode
-VSCode
-Various games, mostly Final Fantasy 14.
The laptop never once got warm.
And I'm sure there's others I've missed. The M2 air is an absolute powerhouse and if price and being fanless is important the air just fits the bill better.
Again, not to sound like me vs them but I've worked in electronics retail before and I know how they're trained. I also spent over a decade working in enterprise IT before switching to software development for another 10 years. I ordered my air more out of curiosity, fully expecting to return it and wait for the M2 pro and was utterly blown away by it's capability. It puts my fully specced (including 64 gigs ram) intel I9 16" MacBook Pro I bought in 2019 to shame.