Store page almost always display generic specifications, a sensible customer would do proper research into the product they are purchasing, regardless of whether it is physical or electronic. You would be correct if OP was asking about the minimum requirement BEFORE he bought the game, but since he has bought the game and is asking about how to improve his performance, he should refer to the slightly more specific recommendations which could be found in settings menu. Remember though you still will have to run in low settings and only get about 15-30fps with thst. Topics include math, reading, typing, just-for-fun logic games and. On windows versions sometimes you have to force games to use the right GPU. Educational games for grades PreK through 6 that will keep kids engaged and having fun. OP, maybe see if the Macbook is using the 650 vs the Intel. Nowhere on the store page does it list a specific GPU as the minimum. Not trying to be condecending in any way because I play on Mac myself, but this GPU falls quite a chunk below minimum spec.

The performance difference between the two is quite significant. The Mid 2010 13.3 MacBook Pro is still equipped with a Core 2 Duo CPU again, you’d need to go to a larger-screened model to get an i5 or i7 CPU. The minimum requirement refers to the desktop class GPU, not mobile class. The video card on it, as well as the one on the Mid 2010 13.3 MacBook Pro, is 256 MB you’d need to go to the larger-screened models to get a video card of 512 MB.

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