| Machine | OS/Method | Calculation Time | Viewport FPS | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Dell Precision (i9-13900K, RTX 4080) | Native Win11 | | 144 fps | | Mac Studio (M2 Ultra, 64GB) | Parallels Win11 | 18.7 seconds | 85 fps | | MacBook Pro (M3 Pro, 36GB) | Parallels Win11 | 21.2 seconds | 72 fps | | MacBook Pro (Intel i9, 2019) | Boot Camp | 24.5 seconds | 60 fps |
There’s no native AGi32 for macOS; choose between Boot Camp (Intel), VM (Parallels/VMware), remote/cloud Windows, or adapt workflows with alternatives. For reliability on Apple Silicon, remote or cloud Windows x86 hosts offer the fewest compatibility surprises; Parallels with Windows 11 ARM can work but test first. agi32 for mac
It handles moderate AGi32 calculations well, though complex radiosity renderings may be slower than on a dedicated PC because resources are shared between two operating systems. Boot Camp (Intel Macs Only) | Machine | OS/Method | Calculation Time |
If you prefer to avoid Windows altogether, several native macOS applications offer high-quality lighting design and visualization tools: Boot Camp (Intel Macs Only) If you prefer