Click on Extensions and you can see all the hardware drivers as well as whether it is.5 answers Top answer: Apple makes its own drivers & they are included in the OS updates.The way to be up to. It might already be in the code and waiting for them to toggle stuff on their side. Open System Information and go to the software section. So, I’ll wait until then to continue my related rants On the other hand, rumor has it that Zwift is finally switching from OpenGL to Metal API for Mac and AppleTV which should offer some improvements.
It’s kinda like the kickrv5 DIRCON, which is finally supported a bit over a year later while other platforms supported it at release or very soon thereafter. Revu alerts you when updates are available when you open the software When. Yet, there is still no native binary (due to 3rd party libraries ?), not to mention lack of graphics profile tuning for the m1, m1 pro, and m1 max (unless I missed some news). Disable the less powerful graphics card For convenience when drawing common. M1 Macbooks have been around for over a year. On my MacBook Pro with OS X 10.11.2 and an Nvidia GT 650m card, Cinebenchs OpenGL test gives a very slight edge to Nvidias drivers (52 fps) vs. That said, I think Apple users don’t care as much about all the eye candy. A good reason to try out Nvidias driver might be if you use your Mac for gaming, or you run any other apps that use OpenGL. I don’t think Zwift takes full advantage of Apple hardware anymore than they do of Windows hardware (i.e., cpu and gpu). Lots of changes behind the scenes on Apple devices recently and coming soon, they just don’t get explained on here
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