expiredkpat1618 posted Jun 07, 2024 03:44 PM
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expiredkpat1618 posted Jun 07, 2024 03:44 PM
Apple Mac Mini Desktop Computer: M2 Chip, 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD (2023 Model)
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I also use one on my recording setup, same config, running Logic with several add-in components or Final Cut Pro, again with no memory issues.
I upgraded to an M2 Pro for my WFH setup only because I bought a Dell u4025 monitor that supports a 120 Hz refresh rate, and the standard M2 didn't. I notice zero difference performance-wise and it was, to be honest, sort of a waste of money just to get smoother scrolling.
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I also use one on my recording setup, same config, running Logic with several add-in components or Final Cut Pro, again with no memory issues.
I upgraded to an M2 Pro for my WFH setup only because I bought a Dell u4025 monitor that supports a 120 Hz refresh rate, and the standard M2 didn't. I notice zero difference performance-wise and it was, to be honest, sort of a waste of money just to get smoother scrolling.
Car manufacturers have been doing this for years. This is a base model computer, just like a base model vehicle. You want seat warmers and a sunroof? Gotta upgrade.
Car manufacturers have been doing this for years. This is a base model computer, just like a base model vehicle. You want seat warmers and a sunroof? Gotta upgrade.
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I also use one on my recording setup, same config, running Logic with several add-in components or Final Cut Pro, again with no memory issues.
I upgraded to an M2 Pro for my WFH setup only because I bought a Dell u4025 monitor that supports a 120 Hz refresh rate, and the standard M2 didn't. I notice zero difference performance-wise and it was, to be honest, sort of a waste of money just to get smoother scrolling.
If today you run crazy stuff that needs a lot of RAM, sure go ahead and get what you need. But there's really no such thing as 'future proofing' these days. If it can handle your workload today, it will handle a similar workload in 5 years.
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