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Yes, stacking the Mini would be kind of an option, but it lacks a powerful desktop processor. And when you are done, your desk is covered by your Mac cluster :)
by _ph_ 7y ago
Yes, stacking the Mini would be kind of an option, but it lacks a powerful desktop processor. And when you are done, your desk is covered by your Mac cluster :)
- crooked-v 7y ago>but it lacks a powerful desktop processor That's what I mean by a more beefy model. >And when you are done, your desk is covered by your Mac cluster It seems like it would be straightforward to make it so a bunch of stuff could go in a single stack with the same footprint.
- _ph_ 7y agoYes, I don't get why the external enclosures for graphic cards don't have some space for disk space. But I found this link today: https://www.ifun.de/animaionic-desktop-untersatz-fuer-den-mac-mini-147210/ https://www.ifun.de/animaionic-desktop-untersatz-fuer-den-ma... If that sees the light, that could be some improvements. If only Apple would offer the Mini in a not so mini enclosure :)
- crooked-v 7y ago> Yes, I don't get why the external enclosures for graphic cards don't have some space for disk space eGPUs currently are kind of a wild west of development and are still trying to decide on basic stuff like form factor and how to route USB passthroughs. That concept you linked looks like it sidesteps a lot of that by using multiple Thunderbolt connections at once, though.