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I may want to upgrade RAM later. Is it possible?
I respectfully disagree. I've owned the Mac Mini M2 with 8 GB memory for about 8 months now and while the M2 chip is blazingly fast (i can't believe how quickly i can encode video in HandBrake, for instance) the 8 GB memory is a hurdle. I receive "out of memory" errors relatively often, resulting from simply too many apps open at the same time. Yet they're apps I kind of need open, so it's frustrating.
Hey Ian
What displays do you use for your Mac Mini's?
I am in the process of getting a Mac Mini M2, so I am shopping for a new display as well
Thank you
Any 1080p monitor should give really sharp images unless it is defective.
Thanks for sharing that, if you try m2 Mini with 4K monitor, could you tell us the feeling of the difference, thanks
I’m looking to upgrade my 2019 iMac to the mini. I’d like to continue to use the iMac as a monitor but I’m being told by Apple Store employees that it is not possible. Any thoughts.
Soldered? Really?
It’s fabricated into the chip.
RAM has been soldered into Macs since about 2014 and has been almost impossible to modify.
The M series have the RAM integrated into the chip so it is completely impossible to change.
If I buy a Mac Mini M2, with 8GB RAM, can I get Apple to put in more RAM later?
