Q. I'm looking at buying the 21.5" iMac for WoW gaming. I want a computer that can run WoW on max graphic settings and won't hiccup in 25 man raids. I'm a Mac virgin other than my iPhone which I adore. Does this computer have enough under the hood to do what I want?
A. Macintosh machines are not that good for gaming in general, Macintosh machines are better for 'casual' usage.
You might be lucky to run the game, but not as well as you would if you had a Windows desktop computer. Not saying you won't be able to run the game, but with the setup which is listed on the official site, you will be lucky to get medium settings, without AA or any fancy things. Not to forget, internet connection plays a major role in online games. The faster your internet settings are the better you will be able to run the game as well. So, to fully answer your question. No. You won't be able to run the game on high settings with a iMac machine.
You might be lucky to run the game, but not as well as you would if you had a Windows desktop computer. Not saying you won't be able to run the game, but with the setup which is listed on the official site, you will be lucky to get medium settings, without AA or any fancy things. Not to forget, internet connection plays a major role in online games. The faster your internet settings are the better you will be able to run the game as well. So, to fully answer your question. No. You won't be able to run the game on high settings with a iMac machine.
How can I play 2 games on one cpu at the same time?
Q. My girlfriend and I have seperate WoW games and accounts and I would like to know if theres a way to play them at the same time on one computer. 1 CPU, 2 monitor, 2 keyboard, 2 mouse ,2 users working at same time?
A. no, because you can only have 1 game selected at once, but i'm not 100% sure. and playing on 2 different monitors wouldn't work, but one monitor would work if you had both windows opened to half screen size.
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