Their downloads include Display Driver Uninstaller which can be used to uninstall the Radeon graphics drivers that came with Bootcamp. Afterwards I used the display drivers from. I setup Bootcamp normally by using the Bootcamp assistant. 144/120Hz 1920x1080.) So far I haven't run into TOO many issues while operating in clamshell mode, but it gets annoying having to take it out of the dock to force a shutdown or reset.

Storage: 1TB SSD storage (along with another 1TB external SSD for storing games and extra files)ĭisplays: I run the Macbook in clamshell mode when at home (placed in a dock.) It's connected to two external monitors (1. Intel Graphics: Intel UHD Graphics 630 (I've enabled this graphics card, which is disabled in windows by default, for use in boot camp using apple_set_os.efi and reFind)

This machine is more than capable of withstanding heavy duty tasks within MacOS AND Bootcamp when optimized and configured correctly.ĬPU: 2.6GHz 6‑core 9th‑generation Intel Core i7 processor, Turbo Boost up to 4.5GHz (I normally turn Turbo Boost off when using Bootcamp More on this later)ĭedicated Graphics: AMD Radeon Pro 5500M with 4GB of GDDR6 memory I mainly have Bootcamp optimized for gaming, however, I also do small amounts of photo / video editing as well as music production. Just figured I'd share some configuration / setup details for how I run my Macbook in Bootcamp.

Fixing my graphics card in macbook pro