So I have the Macbook Pro with retina display and I was thinking about getting the windows 10 program on my mac by parallel because the sims 3 and the medieval sims will not work on my laptop. So i want to try this but before I do that I want to make sure that the sims 3 and also the the sims medieval packs will work on this program. I know some people are talking about bootcamp but I need the windows program first right? Please help.
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The other thing to consider is whether your mac has the hardware and the storage space to make Bootcamping a feasible option. If you can list your computer's specs, particularly storage, processor, and graphics card, someone can give you a better idea of whether it's likely to work well for you.
P.S. I Bootcamped my macbook pro a few months ago, and it's worked out great. The only downside is landing in Windows itself, but I just hold my nose and launch the game as quickly as possible.
I have heard of players getting Parallels to work in the sense that they quickly get into tools like S3PE and Dashboard that require Windows to run, and some of them can load up their games that way just to check on something, but it's not really going to work out well for actual gameplay, generally.
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Awe ok... Thank you.
My MacBook Pro specs are:
MacOS High Sierra
Version 10.13.6
Macbook Pro retina 13inch early 2015
Processor 2.9 Ghz Intel Core i5
Memory 8 GB 1867 MHz DDR3
Graphics intel graphics 6100 1536 MB
For less limiting play and the heavier hitting EPs, a dedicated Nvidia or AMD graphics card of sufficient strength is really required.
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Ok thanks. I guess I’ll just wait for them to updated or whatever. Hopefully they will. Thanks though.