The New M6 Mac Mini Is Actually a Gaming PC!

tested the all-new base model M6 Mac mini (16GB RAM, 256GB Storage) to see if it can handle heavy gaming. From native Mac App Store hits to demanding Windows titles running through GameHub, the 12-core M6 chip delivered surprisingly solid performance. I benchmarked its CPU and GPU against desktop heavy hitters like AMD's 9800X3D and Nvidia's RTX 4060, then ran it through 7 AAA games including Cyberpunk 2077, Crimson Desert, and Ghost of Tsushima to evaluate native resolutions and MetalFX upscaling.

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00:00 - Intro & Gaming Expectations
00:17 - Unboxing, Base Model Specs & Price
01:26 - M6 Chip Architecture & Breakdown
02:11 - Setup & Steam Controller Compatibility
03:09 - How to Run Windows Games on Mac (GameHub)
03:48 - Geekbench 7 CPU Benchmark vs AMD X3D
04:44 - Steel Nomad GPU Benchmark vs RTX 4060 & RX 6600
05:10 - Cyberpunk 2077 Performance
08:40 - RoboCop: Rogue City Performance
09:15 - Crimson Desert Performance
10:37 - No Man's Sky Performance
11:10 - Ghost of Tsushima Performance
12:05 - Spider-Man: Miles Morales Performance
12:40 - Grand Theft Auto V Performance
13:18 - Final Verdict & PS3 Emulation Teaser


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