Every Leopard disks comes with windows drivers.. you run an app called boot camp (built in in osx)then you insert your fav windows version..
reboot and you install windows in a 2nd partition.. from now on is like a pc nothing is emulated or virtualized..
and there is nothing to hack.. everything is supported natively (of course you can make smth similar in pc with osx86 but here we are talking about smth that is supported and everything works natively out of the box)
what you were talking about was if you tried to play a game in a mac operating system via vmware or whatever...
when you boot your mac you select windows or osx..
everything is like a normal pc there is no difference in speed..
so for example an apple laptop with the same specs of a vaio or whatever runs everything the same..
it's not a big deal to reboot in windows to play your favorite game.
Existing User Log In
New User Registration
Register for a free account to gain full access to the VGChartz Network and join our thriving community.
