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Windows games run well on an M5 Max Mac Studio in tests
Andrew Tsai tested 17 Windows games on an M5 Max Mac Studio.
His tests included Gears of War E-Day, which ran well on the computer.
The games did not all use the same setup method.
Tsai also showed how to get the games running.
The tests offer examples of how some Windows games can be played on this Mac.
The details shared are based on Tsai’s testing, rather than a broad comparison across computers.
He is expected to discuss one of the tools used in a future video.
Andrew Tsai documented tests of modern Windows games running on an M5 Max Mac Studio.
The tests covered 17 games, including Gears of War E-Day.
Tsai also showed how to get the games running.
The setup method varied among the games tested.
- Who
- Andrew Tsai, a modern Mac gaming enthusiast, documented the tests.
- What
- He tested 17 modern Windows games on an M5 Max Mac Studio and showed how to run them.
- When
- October 12, 2026.
- Where
- On an M5 Max Mac Studio.
- Why
- To document how well some modern Windows games run and explain how to get them running.
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- Tester
- Andrew Tsai
- Computer
- M5 Max Mac Studio
- Games tested
- 17
- Example game
- Gears of War E-Day
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