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I'd lower the settings just ever-so-slightly to account for the custom/large map. However, do note that if battles get huge in a 2v2 (400 pop vs 400 pop), then you might not have ideal micro-management unless if you dipped the settings down.ДЇor custom maps. Huge battles might get a bit laggy but it's playable.ДЄs far as 1v1 or 2v2 play goes. So those two things will likely bring the FPS up to playable in even a 3v3. The terrain can really affect the FPS, and the effects can too in big battles. What I would do if I were to be testing this again later is set the terrain to medium and the effects to high. That's kind-of a high temperature don't you think? :-S and it might've been higher (since I checked the temp immediately after I closed Starcraft 2). The temperature reached 85 degrees celcius. And I'm sure physics could have been set to medium or even high without an issue since it's more processor-based. If I reduced the effects down to high or medium, I bet I could have raised lighting to medium. Outside of the battle, with the units on the map and viewing one of the two armies, frame rates were between 30 and 45 fps.ДЇramerates topped out at about 61 fps in some situations that weren't important. Highest framerate during the battle was 25fps. The other side used 10 hydralisks, 5 ultralisks, 15 void rays, and some reapers and marauders, and a couple infestors.Дuring the battle, lowest framerate dipped to was 20fps. So I went and tested a 'fastest map tester solo' map, where I created 20 thors, 10 battlecruisers, and 25 marines for one side.

I tested 1v1 and it was fine against an AI. Here's to hoping the i5 1.6GHz doesn't suck! Lol It'll just take 5 minutes of 1v1 play and 5 minutes of a team-play game to give a general idea. I had difficulties setting up my external disc drive with my Macbook so it took a while to get it all together.

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I just downloaded a CPU temp monitor, and just while installing Starcraft (I guess it uses a lot of processing power), my CPU is running at 74 degrees celcius (100 celcius being the max temp you can run at).ДЄny recommendations on a program that is like HWMonitor for the PC that will keep track of my maximum temperature? I want to keep track of my temps while gaming. but only things that don't detract from what I consider to be smooth playability. I'm a tad bit forgiving of certain things. So I am very wary of any lag/unplayability. APM can reach 300 in-game, however that's just in battles. I try not to take gaming too seriously, however I am at a high-diamond level of play when I do play seriously. Might take a bit I don't really know, but I'll do it as soon as I can (in the next hour or so, or less). I'm enjoying it.ДЄNYWAYS! Back on topic: I shall get back to this thread with the SC2 results asap. I'm trying to get it to work with maximizing windows (not sure how), and other stuff. It hears whispers even, and works accurately. I'm having a ton of fun with the voice recognition.

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I've been fooling around with some things getting familiar with the OS since I've never used a Mac before (except many years ago when it looked more like an upside-down Windows 95, or whatever the first GUI-based Windows was just after DOS). the long and short of it: Just OS X Lion. I'm not too familiar with running W7 on a Mac (whether it's just a matter of formatting two partitions, or whether bootcamp must be used, or what).

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It would take up 15-ish GB of space, plus extra for whatever I want to partition on top of that.

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I won't need Windows 7 on this device anyway. The resolution on the 11-inch is practically the same (off by like 50 on the vertical and that's about it), so this should give you a decent idea. I'll get back to you asap when I determine the maximum playable settings for 1v1 and various team matches. If gaming is your most intense task, then the HD3000 will limit you far sooner than the difference in processing power will. So my opinion: Save your money and go with the i5 if you're getting the 13-inch model, unless if you're doing things other than gaming. Anyways, it's basically identical to the i7, with the exception of the 1MB difference in е…ѓ cache: Honestly, that doesn't matter much. It offers 1200MHz on the HD3000, and turbo boosts up to 2.7GHz (I believe it's 2.7 or 2.6). That all said: The i5 on the 13-inch is all you'd want, in my opinion. So it's likely that the limiting factor will be the graphics, and that I may see a frame or two less on this as opposed to with an i5/i7 from the 13-inch. The HD3000 graphics on this model goes up to 1150MHz, as opposed to 1200MHz on the i5 on the 13', and the i5/i7 models offered on both the 11/13 models. My version is the 11.6-inch 4GB model with the 1.6GHz i5 processor.

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I just got the Macbook Air and that's the game I'm about to install on it.

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