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I have the same issue with several games, i.e. Surviving Mars. Only games without much graphics are fine. Football Manager, Stellaris, all works good.
My desktop is stamped jan-2017 and has 32gb ram, so that seems lowball for a gaming system, but this isnt your problem.
macs take a very distant back seat for real games. You have console and windows at the top tier, and everything else is an afterthought. A lot of games have to be run in a VM which is horribly bad -- the VM takes up a lot of resources, starving the game. The ones the run native on the mac instead are often lacking support and user base to chase bugs and issues. Double down on that last statement and consider that its an EA game -- mac is probably the last thing on their minds right now.
I've installed BG3 on Bootcamp section of the same machine to play in coop with my friend. I was surprised that game works completely different - 30-45 fps without drops or anything with graphics level of medium and even higher.
So the issue is probably related to Mac OS Drivers and Metal API compitability. I really hope that Larian will support previous chips, not only M1.
2.4 GHz 8-Core Intel Core i9
64 GB 2667 MHz DDR4
Intel UHD Graphics 630 1536 MB / Radeon Pro 5500M
You've just described a Mac with a price of a rocketship.
It defaulted to mid grade settings. It ran ok until I got to the goblin party where it slowed to a stop. I set everything to low but left the bloom running. I'm playing on a 24in screen so I honestly don't notice much difference in the graphics. The game is still beautiful. There is still lag at times but it doesn't bother me. I don't sweat the little things.
The thing I'm concerned is that performance on the same machine is dramatically different on Mac OS system and Bootcamp Windows 10.
justin, I have M1 friends that report that performance acceptable.
And I tried playing on native OS and could play on high resolution and stuff... but one cant update the Radeon without bootcamp, so I used the option to instal the bootcamp on my Mac, and the windows version of the game is just wayyyyyyyyy better! Runs smoothly with everything on max and the resolution I’m using is 3072‑by‑1920.
It’s like playing a new game, even the graphics are better!
So, IMO, bootcamp the Mac, update the graphic card, and play windows :)