But then i read that you can't install bootcamp on the M1 Macs!?!?!?!?!Ĭan someone please tell me the best way to get Steam NG playing on either the old MBP (spec attached). So i tell myself that i'll install bootcamp on my new M1 Max MBP seeing as it's got the most powerful GPU and all the bells and whistles, surely that can't fail me. but there's only the Intel graphics card on this laptop (i think - see attachment for spec).Īt this point i'm ready to throw the teddy out the pram, but being the stubborn bugger that i am, i can't give up.

It tells me that i shouldn't use the Intel graphics card and should switch to the dedicated graphics card. It was increadibly slow and was completly unplayable. only to find that the game won't run on this laptop. Thought that was the end of my issues, but when i finally got windows installed, i then installed Steam and then installed the Beam NG game. Ended up deleting nearly everything on the laptop until it allowed me to create the partition and install bootcamp. Turns out that was a bit of a nightmare also, as whenever i tried to partition the HD for Bootcamp, it kept telling me there wasn't enough space to create the partition (even though i did have enough space). I've just got myself a new M1 Max Macbook Pro (fully specd), so i thought i'd give my son my old Macbook Pro (2015) and get Bootcamp installed on there as it was less of a mess around than the iMac

My son really wants to play a game called Beam NG (Windows only) which is on Steam, so i gave him my old iMac for Christmas with the intention of installing bootcamp and getting it set up on there.Īfter a couple of weeks p1ssing around, it became clear that due to the age of the iMac (2010), it was an absolute nightmare trying to get bootcamp installed on there. Sorry for the dramatic title, but i'm literally about to lose the plot

Beamng drive macbook pro