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I love the fact you can get a mini as good as a studio but way smaller
It’s not always about full performance, sometimes it’s about portability.
You didn’t mention the difference in memory bandwidth between the Pro and Max processors. That could be a factor depending on what applications you use the most as well.
The choice is easy… wait for the M2 Mac Studio.
I expect that there will be a new Mac Studio this year with M2 processors, hence if interested in the Studio, wait a bit for the new one.
Lets be honest mac mini chasis isn’t as small as it could be. Apple are catering to those who supposedly use mini for server infrastructure i assume, by keeping it same size. Its only logical to throw a hotter chip in it.. but yeah, differences between mini and studio are blurry at studio low end.
“Maybe that is a question you should ask Chy-na.” DJT
I think the upgrade pricing on this Mac is nothing short of criminal. $400 for an upgrade to 32GB??? The most expensive, low latency memory available, for 64GB on a PC is only $300. And I can almost promise you Apple is not using the most expensive DDR4 memory in a Mac Mini, they are using unified or soldered memory in a proprietary way. I don’t want to take anything away from Apple here but this seems like a major money grab for me here, It is basically more expensive than my 32 core GPU M1 Max with 2TB and 32GB of ram. I cannot rationalize the price in any way or a use case other than musicians needing more juice.
What I fail to understand is why the 32gb m2 is close to price in mac studio. They should have made the m2 max on the m2 mini, why it is only for laptops doesn’t make sense to me.
as if mac could run any games to make you need any better GPU..
People don’t seem to understand that the Mac Studio and Mac Minis are entirely different audiences even at the high-end. The Mac Studio is targeted at GPU related workflows, like video rendering or ML that relies on GPU. The Mac Mini is targeted for developers or audio engineers who just need a baseline system to write code, or those who need more CPU than GPU, like those who are doing ML with NLP or audio engineers. If I have a more CPU intensive workflow, I’m going to choose the high-end Mac Mini over a low end Mac Studio. It’s as simple as that.
No. Pass.
I went with Mac Mini Pro with 10 CPU’s and 16 GPU’s, 32 GB ram and 1 TB drive. The main reasons was because I feel it’s a tiny bit more future proof, a smaller and more portable form factor. If I ever need to, I can grab it and throw it into my backpack more easily than the Mac Studio which is more blocky. I think that was the main driver for me. On my desk, they both occupy the same footprint. And they both look pretty great.
The M1 Max has 400 Gb/s of memory bandwidth – the M2pro only half that. M1max has more video de- and encode engines.
Why drive a 4 cylinder Corolla when you can drive a V8 Lexus SUV?
I’ll probably wait for the M2 Max Mac Studio to be released then decide but in the meantime, my 16GB Mac Mini is still doing great with what I need it to do.
By the time Apple adds M2 to the Studio, the M3 chip will probably start rolling out in other products.
The MAC Studio gives room for much better cooling than the M2 Pro Mini. I will be seriously impressed if they’re able to cool it efficiently, without throttling, or allowing it to run hotter. Which is a big no from me.
I dont think there will be an M2 Studio, when the M2 Max/Ultra Mac Pro comes out the Studio will be gone.
FFS, those ram/storage ugrades are way too expensive.
thinking the base m2 with 16g ram and 1tb is more than adequate for my needs.