In an attempt to appease Macbook owners interested in VR, Apple has teamed up with Blackmagic Development to create the Blackmagic eGPU, a Macbook Pro-compatible external graphics processor designed for VR, 3D games and pro creative software such as DaVinci Resolve.Īvailable now for $699, the Blackmagic eGPU brings increased performance to the Macbook Pro via a Radeon Pro 580, two Thunderbolt 3 ports, HDMI 2.0, 85W of charging power and four USB 3.1 connections. This has become especially true in terms of virtual reality technology. As a result, Apple computers have become what is arguably the least-desirable platforms for gamers. Over the course of the last decade the influential brand of notebook computers has dominated the laptop market to become one of the most preferred options among students, professionals and amateur creatives alike.ĭespite this mainstream acceptance, however, Apple’s iOS has never played nice with modern day gaming.
In terms of sheer popularity, very few models of laptop computers are able to hold a candle to Apple’s Macbook Pro.
UPDATE (): Updated to better clarify Macbook Pro’s capabilities. Apple furthers its commitment to VR with an external graphics processor that brings high-end, desktop level graphics to the Macbook Pro.
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