Determine your gaming specs with Aspyr Game Agent

@ Daniel D,

Lots of people have Powermacs and Mac Pros. and FYI, HDD,CDROM and Memory are upgradable on all macs.

@ Peter, yeah, but if you choose the generic macbook from the menu it'll correct itself.

This thing tells me that I have 256 Mb of video memory on my Macbook, when everywhere that I've read says that the max memory that the GMA 950 will take in OS X is 64 Mb.

Well... it tells me the minimum requirements are a radeon x1600 or geforce 7300 and then it correclty tells me i don't have a video card.. then it tells me i meet all the minimum system requirements

I've got one of the new iMacs, and it throws a wobbly at the graphics card!

lol what a joke!

You can't even upgrade a mac except for ram, so if I need a new video card what am I supposed to do? Answer: Nothing I can do!

(remember that very few people actually own a power mac

yup, some problems with the AGA recognizing intel processors - mine is a core duo and it shows up as a dual g4 (thus a handful of games say they won't run on my system)

I take it back. I copied the app to the desktop and ran it again and it recognized I have Intel but it still said some games might not work because the minimum requirement is a G4!

Same as Matt. When you try to customize, it doesn't even list Intel processors: only PowerPC.

it's showing my Intel Core 2 Duo processor as a Dual G4... problematic.

I would like to see something similar to the system benchmarking feature Windows Vista has. Basically it tests out your machine and gives it a score based on it lowest scoring component. So if you video card rates a 3.1 but your CPU rates a 2.9 your final score will be 2.9. When buying games you can theoretically just look to see what score is recommended for that game. Sure sometimes the suggested minimum system requirements are a bit higher than they really need to be but this is a nice quick way to help casual users know what their system is capable of.