Roblox and Roblox Studio on the M1 Chip

Hardware
#1

How well does Roblox and Roblox Studio run on the M1 chip and Apple Silicon Macs in general? I’m asking on behalf of a developer.



As far as I’m concerned, both applications aren’t optimized for Apple Silicon Macs yet, so how well do they run under Rosetta 2, if at all? Are there any frequent crashes?
#2

ive been running both roblox and studio for about 2 weeks now on the 13 inch m1 macbook pro and it’s pretty impressive considering it’s on rosetta 2. i can run max graphics on most games and get 60 fps, and it hasn’t crashed at all. studio runs great as well.

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#3

Does your MacBook Pro get hot at all compared to the Intel MacBooks?

#4

typically it’s cool or warm, but never hot. when im running applications on rosetta 2 for extended periods of time then that’s when it warms up and turns on the fan, but other than that, it’s a huge improvement over the intel macbooks. i was using one just last month and it would get so hot to the touch in the matter of thirty minutes or so.

#5

Great to hear! :grin:

#6

does ur computer seem slower than usual or damaged

#7

What exactly do you mean?

#8

For those who are interested, this topic reviews Roblox and Roblox Studio on an Apple Silicon Mac. You will need a Roblox account to view it though.

#9

Hello,

I have a 2020 m1 macbook air and I can’t seem to download roblox studio. It lets me download it but when I click on it nothing happens. Can someone please help me!