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Mac MIni M1 512GB New on Woot - $499.99
$499.99
https://computers.woot.
256GB/8GB model on sale for $449.99 new.
Over 3 years old, but OK price for 512GB model that is new on Woot.
256GB/8GB model on sale for $449.99 new.
Over 3 years old, but OK price for 512GB model that is new on Woot.
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So go for the m2/3 with 256GB internal instead?
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So go for the m2/3 with 256GB internal instead?
Neither, go for 16GB RAM as RAM can't be upgraded or added externally. Get more RAM if possible and use external NVMe drive enclosures for more storage.
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spend $$$ on RAM
On the side note, that woot sale page has the 2017 27-in 5K iMac for $550 which is not bad if can tinker with it, considering the screen is worth $300+, and you can easily add RAM (nvme SSD too but not as easily).
On the side note, that woot sale page has the 2017 27-in 5K iMac for $550 which is not bad if can tinker with it, considering the screen is worth $300+, and you can easily add RAM (nvme SSD too but not as easily).
Link to the iMac? I recently picked up one on Facebook marketplace for $500. I think it can be had over there for less than that amount. CPU, storage, and RAM all upgradable, although you need to be careful about opening it up via screen removal for CPU and storage upgrades.
Also you can install Sonoma using OCLP. I am even using it as a second monitor with my work MacBook using AirPlay and TB cable connected; albeit AirPlay seems best at 1080p for smooth experience
Also you can install Sonoma using OCLP. I am even using it as a second monitor with my work MacBook using AirPlay and USB cable connected; albeit AirPlay is restricted to 1080p for smooth experience
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Also you can install Sonoma using OCLP. I am even using it as a second monitor with my work MacBook using AirPlay and USB cable connected; albeit AirPlay is restricted to 1080p for smooth experience
Yes I think those iMac sales are mostly due to losing new OS support, but OCLP works perfectly fine for my 2015 iMac.
Have you tried wired AirPlay via thunderbolt cable? I think it would do 4k60hz.
You'd be better off getting the Mac Mini from OP. Either M1 256gb $450 or 512gb for $500 and using a decent $200-$300 screen depending on if you want QHD or UHD. It'll beat that old iMac in every metric and have years of updates left.
You'd be better off getting the Mac Mini from OP. Either M1 256gb $450 or 512gb for $500 and using a decent $200-$300 screen depending on if you want QHD or UHD. It'll beat that old iMac in every metric and have years of updates left.
It will beat in performance but not if you consider both performance and screen quality. There is not a single non Apple monitor out there that can match the quality and specs of 5k retina.
Yes I think those iMac sales are mostly due to losing new OS support, but OCLP works perfectly fine for my 2015 iMac.
Have you tried wired AirPlay via thunderbolt cable? I think it would do 4k60hz.
Yes actually I meant TB connection earlier not USB. It does do 4k but not hidpi. 1080p is the best hidpi resolution I've found (which in reality is 4k with macOS scaling it down 50% for hidpi)
Don't skimp on RAM on these things -- it's all soldered down
Or better to get this from Apple: https://www.apple.com/shop/produc...fa4edc
Is the M1 max better than M2 pro or M3 (probably soon to be released) Mac mini? Thinking about pairing this will external SSD to help get as many years out of my next Mac as possible. I'm using a 2014 mac mini that I installed a SSD a couple of years ago to make it limp along but ready to move on.
Not a power user. Mainly interested in longevity.