The title/opening post was and still is saying 2012.
That was the confusing part.
Roger that.
The title/opening post was and still is saying 2012.
That was the confusing part.
2 GB of RAM isn't enough. You should have at least 4 GB. Looks like there are other things holding your Mini back, but RAM is definitely one of them.
Where did he mention the Mini has 2 GB.![]()
Earlier in the thread.
Erm, no, his PC had 2 GB.
Tip: Hit Comman-F, enter 2gb or 2 gb, and you'll see it was only mentioned in his initial post, PC.
My mac is a 2.3ghz Intel Core i5, 2gm ram. OSX 10.8.3.
I've had a number of Apple products over the years, but this is my first Mac. My previous PC was was an intel core2duo, and I bought it new in 2005. My problem is that from day one, my mac mini has been WAY slower than my ancient PC was? My PC had 2gb of RAM and a budget HDD, so it wasn't that my old system was fast. I am literally only using my mac mini to surf the web and download the odd movie, tv show, etc...
When I try to open any program or browser, the whole thing freezes for as long as a minute. It makes no sense that it is so slow. Same goes for any task. If I open Finder, and click and drag a tiny file to the desktop for example, it takes about five seconds before the file even acknowledges that I have selected it and am moving it. Any ideas? I'm practically pulling my hair out.
Yeah, 2gb RAM for sure. Should be more than enough for basic functions. I mean, my old PC did fine with that much and I was running way more intensive programs.
Startup is 25 seconds from pressing the button to login. After login, it's only a few seconds followed by a few more of waiting for everything else to catch up.
Yeah, 2gb RAM for sure. Should be more than enough for basic functions. I mean, my old PC did fine with that much and I was running way more intensive programs.
Startup is 25 seconds from pressing the button to login. After login, it's only a few seconds followed by a few more of waiting for everything else to catch up.
2 GB is not enough. Your old PC didn't run Mountain Lion.
First, my apologies, crap I didn't see that one.
Now, I have to agree with you, 2 GB is just not enough for Mountain Lion, the OP can easily keep an eye on his pageouts, if it is more than a GB I would definitely suggest to buy a bit more.
You can also install the leaner OSX 10.6