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An Intel chip inside a MacBook leaves you with many options. Apart from being able to run MS Office natively as well as some other office-related applications, the MacBook lets you run games.

But how well do these games perform given the shared graphics memory?

Here is an in-depth analysis of what most people have been wanting to know about the MacBook - can it really handle games, and if so, up to what extent?

The ideal is to max out your RAM to 2GB which brings Quake 3 up to 98 frames per second, which is very very good. It won't perform well with the newer, more graphics intensive games out there, but hey -- you bought that MacBook to work right?