Jonathan Weiss/Shutterstock We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. MacBooks have always offered a balanced package, but they’ve always had trouble keeping up with similarly priced Windows laptops in terms of specifications alone. This makes sense, as Apple’s productivity notebooks — especially the MacBook Airs — were never supposed to do intense tasks like running AAA games. However, with the advent of Apple’s M-series chips, this gap has been steadily ge...