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If this applies to you, putting the cursor back to default size and color may resolve the issue.

Solution: Disabling Custom Cursor Color / Sizeįor macOS Monterey (and some report with Big Sur), some users have discovered the system runs out of memory if they are using a custom cursor color or custom cursor size. If you’re running macOS Monterey and you are experiencing the “Your system has run out of application memory” error message, then know that this is a known problem with macOS Monterey and it will likely be fixed in an upcoming system software update. Cause: Bug in macOS Monterey and seeing system out of memory errors? There are a number of reasons why a Mac may encounter the system run out of memory error message, and depending on the reason it may be an easy problem to remedy. To avoid problems with your computer, quit any applications you are not using.” Fixing “Your system has run out of application memory” on Mac Right around the corner of SimCity’s botched release, Skylines came out of nowhere on both Mac and Windows, showing players what a modern city-builder is supposed to be.The full error message says “Your system has run out of application memory. Cities: Skylines on Mac: Verdictĭeveloped by Colossal Order, Cities: Skylines was released at the perfect time. PS: The game’s requirements claim that “Intel Integrated Graphics Cards” are not supported, but we can confirm this doesn’t apply to M1 Macs. NVIDIA GeForce GTX 260 or ATI Radeon HD 5670 These are the game’s official Mac requirements: Minimum Requirements If you’re interested in testing games on your own M1 Mac or request specific games, you can join our dedicated Discord server. To take our M1 benchmarks and compatibility tests to the next level, we definitely need your support!

MacBook Air: MacOS Big Sur version 11.1.

We usually aim for 30 FPS, because 30 FPS is enough to guarantee a smooth and fluid experience for most casual gamers.

60+ FPS: Very Smooth: For hardcore and professional players, a luxury for most.

45-60 FPS: Smooth: Fluid gameplay, with no perceivable stutters.

30-45 FPS: Playable: Acceptable for most (most gaming consoles do this).

20-30 FPS: Borderline: Can be OK in slow-paced games.

Below 20 FPS: Unplayable: Laggy gameplay, full of stutters and slowdowns.

💻 M1 Pro MacBook Pro 14-inch (2021), 16 GBĪs a reminder, this is how we describe the different levels of performance: