Really? My 2011 i5 can occasionally achieve take-off volumes when Photoshopping; more annoyingly it will *always* crank up after ten minutes of fullscreen video.
Perhaps it is about time you had your Mini open to clean out the accumulated crud.
Really? My 2011 i5 can occasionally achieve take-off volumes when Photoshopping; more annoyingly it will *always* crank up after ten minutes of fullscreen video.
Ripping the same bd with an iMac with discrete gpu takes minutes thanks to CUDA.My 2012 idles at 45deg and 1800 rpm. When doing a Blue Ray rip with handbrake for 4-5 hours it will run at 97%CPU, 89deg, and fluctuate between 2000-2200rpm. My machine has never been above 2300rpm from what I have seen.
Ripping the same bd with an iMac with discrete gpu takes minutes thanks to CUDA.
They've already updated the iMacs to Haswell; my point was that Broadwell has further GPU improvements better suited to pushing high density displays like retina iMacs would have. Haswell on its own won't be quite good enough I think, which means they'd have to give all the retina models discrete graphics, which seems like adding complexity.There is absolutely no reason to skip a chip generation
...and of course now that I'm trying to provoke the fans, I can't.
They've already updated the iMacs to Haswell; my point was that Broadwell has further GPU improvements better suited to pushing high density displays like retina iMacs would have. Haswell on its own won't be quite good enough I think, which means they'd have to give all the retina models discrete graphics, which seems like adding complexity.
Also, remember that Broadwell is delayed; it wouldn't be Apple skipping an update, but pushing it back to match availability of parts.
If Intel stays on it's announced schedule with Skylake then laptop and desktop Skylake processors will be available by late 2015. I wonder how Broadwell will fit in if Skylake is only about 6 months away when Braodwell for the desktop is readily available?
hey guys and girls wake up out there no posts here for almost 4 ¼ hours . Lets move it . That 5k will be very hard to do at this pace.
I think everyone is holding their breath for the possibility of disappointment.
hey guys and girls wake up out there no posts here for almost 4 ¼ hours . Lets move it . That 5k will be very hard to do at this pace.
Good Lord man, who cares about these posts. If there is not going to be a new mini then it's time to move on. Even in its infancy Windows 10 looks totally doable. Sure, I really like Mac OS but only Apple can decide if it wants my business. If not then so be it.
I've been trying Win 10 in Parallels and it seems to me something I could use. I still have bad memories of many years of Windows use but well, will see what the finish product looks like.
If Win 10 would have come after Win 7 I might have stayed a Windows user. I find OS X very more organized and reliable.
I've been trying Win 10 in Parallels and it seems to me something I could use. I still have bad memories of many years of Windows use but well, will see what the finish product looks like.
If Win 10 would have come after Win 7 I might have stayed a Windows user. I find OS X very more organized and reliable.
It seems Apple doesn't want me to buy my first Apple computer!
My 6-year-old-$600 computer just died. I like Windows because I know how to use it. However, I have been very curious about OSX. I don't want an iMac nor a Laptop. I like the Mac Pro but it is too much. My only option would be a Mac Mini. I hope it comes on October 16th. I won't buy a computer with old technology. I would like it to have Wifi ac, a ssd by default, and removable RAM. I don't think I am asking for too much.
I hope Apple makes me buy my first Mac
a dedicated external GPU peripheral - something like the superdrive, which provides a functionality thats not needed by most, but necessary for some, which perhaps can utilise a pair of thunderpolt2 ports in link aggregated mode.
Hope I'm wrong.
Me too D: Im patiently waiting. Though I may just be tempted to get a retina iMac instead if there is no new mini this time around...
I hope you all won't be disapointed, when on 16 October there will be no new/refreshed Mac mini.
Hope I'm wrong.
I wouldn't put this past Apple, but if they did then I'd guess they would make a very basic Mac Mini with barely any ports (say 2 USB, HDMI and 2 thunderbolt) and then build the missing ports onto the GPU expansion dock - ethernet, USB, SD card. This would probably suit most people - a basic cheap Mac and a powerful option for the GPU graphic hungry users.
Don't do it! If you cave in, Tim Cook wins.