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Curious, the only time I reboot my M1 Mac mini is for updates. Otherwise it had been rock solid for me.
by mulderc 5y ago
Curious, the only time I reboot my M1 Mac mini is for updates. Otherwise it had been rock solid for me.
- joemi 5y agoSame here. MacOS on my M1 Macbook Pro has been really great so far.
- TacticalCoder 5y agohmmm not like that here. MacBook Air M1: it's the "living room computer", the one to surf from the couch and I do really dig it but once in a while everything locks up. I don't know why. Sometimes it does unstucks itself while at other times I force it off (and when it's all blocked and I hold the button to turn it off, even that is kinda not very responsive). I doesn't happen often, once every few days. But it's not anywhere near "Debian Linux" stable (where six months of uptime for a desktop are a regular thing).
- tedd4u 5y agoHad my M1 MBA since last Nov, use every day for hours. Only rebooted when system updates came out. I would get Apple on it. Might be hardware.
- kataklasm 5y agoThat's the same as saying 'buy a new one :)'. The bets of Apple fixing anything and not just telling you to replace your 13 month old laptop are slim at best.
- mulderc 5y agoApple has always been great to me with fixing things as long as I took it in to an apple store. The few times they didn’t do it for free they did the repairs at what I would consider a reasonable price. If someone it having issues with their apple hardware that is the first place to start, assuming you have an apple store that you can get to.
- rewgs 5y agoThird, I push mine super hard and it doesn't break a sweat with anything. Never reboot.
- moocowtruck 5y agoreally? mine has crashed many times