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Apple–Intel architecture

Apple–Intel architecture

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Nov 5, 2026

Steven SirskiHOST
3:04
It worked, but it was still...
Steven SirskiHOST
3:06
It was one of those Intel Macs, the Intel PCs, or sorry, Intel Macs, Intel chips.
Steven SirskiHOST
3:11
So it was good enough for when I had purchased it, but...
Steven SirskiHOST
3:17
When Apple started making their own chips, that's when the MacBooks became really good.
Marcus RansomHOST
63:35
However...
Marcus RansomHOST
63:37
Intel Macs, that we hopefully don't have many of left in our environments, could also run Windows.
Marcus RansomHOST
63:45
So after a long time of requesting dual boot machines and getting denied, no, all the software you need can run on Windows.
Marcus RansomHOST
63:55
You will get this lovely... ish other computer to use.
Steve EndowHOST
22:31
I've been seeing these posts about people doing crazy things with Omachi on old MacBook.
Steve EndowHOST
22:36
So MacBook M1, some Intel Macs.
Steve EndowHOST
22:39
Someone got the old, I think it's called the T2 chip and touch.
Steve EndowHOST
22:45
I think it's touch ID and the T2 security chip on old Macs working with Omachi.
MorganHOST
14:30
Oh, they are the best in the business.
AlexHOST
14:32
They are explicitly anchoring this new M6 performance against the old Intel Macs and the M1 chips from back in 2020, just to make that 13x speed multiplier look, you know, staggering.
speaker_0NARRATOR
14:44
Right.
AlexHOST
14:44
But let's be real.
Beth LyonsHOST
29:56
Yeah.
Beth LyonsHOST
29:56
Macs can do it with universal.
Gareth HoodHOST
29:58
Yeah.
Gareth HoodHOST
29:59
Universal control.

9 MINS LATER

Gareth HoodHOST
39:15
Little did I know it was a good computer for the first step of Apple's life.
Gareth HoodHOST
39:24
But yeah, so there's nothing wrong.
Gareth HoodHOST
39:26
What I'm saying, there's nothing wrong with the old Intel Macs, iMacs.
Andy HallidayHOST
39:30
No, they work, but they just don't work with AI.
Josh StroscheinHOST
0:38
Welcome to the podcast, Chris.
Josh StroscheinHOST
0:40
It's great to have you here, and we're gonna be talking about Macs.
Josh StroscheinHOST
0:44
This as becoming sort of somewhat of a theme in the, the podcast here.
Josh StroscheinHOST
0:48
I guess, uh, it's always interesting to me to see or talk about where you see the world of Mac security.
Josh StroscheinHOST
1:00
[chuckles]
Christopher LopezGUEST
1:01
It's, it's like the golden age of macOS malware.
Christopher LopezGUEST
1:06
Uh, yeah, so over the years, um, I started getting more comfortable with Macs.
Christopher LopezGUEST
1:14
Oh, man, I think it's been like six years now.
speaker_0HOST
23:22
Basically, he made his own Nvidia driver for macOS.
speaker_0HOST
23:29
So i- i- in case you don't know, then, uh, there haven't, haven't been, uh, like, uh, Nvidia chips in, uh, Mac i- in Macs in forever.
speaker_0HOST
23:40
S- what was the last one? The, if you don't know, then the 2011 MacBook Pro, uh, what was it? Like, a chip gate, GPU gate? Radeon gate? Yeah, yeah, yeah.
speaker_0HOST
23:59
Radeon gate? With dedicated ...
speaker_0HOST
25:48
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
speaker_0HOST
25:52
Anyways, so they got rid of N- Nvidia, and that was the last, basically the last time they worked together.
speaker_0HOST
26:01
And, uh, this hack works only on Intel Macs.
speaker_0HOST
26:07
So Intel Macs have been, uh, from 2017, basically.
Dave GinsburgHOST
18:34
And, uh, this week it updated some related tech specs f- pages to reflect these changes.
Dave GinsburgHOST
18:40
Given the Magic Mouse and Magic Keyboard still work on Intel Macs, it's unclear why, why the accessory is now being considered not compatible, uh, to Intel and only M- and only in Apple silicon Macs, um, only.
Dave GinsburgHOST
18:51
So, uh, still isn't clear why Apple...
Dave GinsburgHOST
18:54
Th- this was, this was, uh, MacRumors, they, they discovered this and of course no comment of that from Apple.
Jeff GametPANELIST
20:45
Go ahead
Dave GinsburgHOST
20:45
... just real quick.
Dave GinsburgHOST
20:46
It, it also means that now Apple's not on the hook for an Intel Mac user who go- co- goes in and buys a new Magic Trackpad or Magic Mouse, because to your point, Jeff, you know, something may have changed that is not obvious to, to anybody but the Intel Macs.
Dave GinsburgHOST
21:02
And-
Darren DaviesGUEST
66:25
Yeah
MikeHOST
66:26
... is Intel Macs need not apply.
MikeHOST
66:28
If you have an Intel Mac-
Darren DaviesGUEST
66:30
Yeah
MikeHOST
66:31
... you ain't gonna get Golden Gate.
MikeHOST
66:32
So, uh-
Darren DaviesGUEST
66:33
Sayonara to Intel Macs it is.
MikeHOST
66:35
Yeah, yeah, which is a, a bit of a shame, but you can go back to as old as a 2020 M1 MacBook Pro, and, uh, pretty much if it's Apple silicon you can run Golden Gate.
Artificial IntelligenceNARRATOR
21:43
Translated apps run at close to native speed, and now Apple is shutting it down.
Artificial IntelligenceNARRATOR
21:48
Mac OS 27 drops Intel Macs entirely and is the last release with general-purpose Rosetta 2, early reports say the installer even removes it by default.
Artificial IntelligenceNARRATOR
21:58
With Mac OS 28 in 2027, only a subset will remain for older, unmaintained games.
Artificial IntelligenceNARRATOR
22:04
The bridge back to x86 is being demolished.

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