I have an m1 Mac Mini and I love it. Gaming on a Mac is sort of a losing battle, but from a strict economic sense, say you buy a M1 Mini. It's good for 2 year

I have an m1 Mac Mini and I love it. Gaming on a Mac is sort of a losing battle, but from a strict economic sense, say you buy a M1 Mini. It's good for 2 years, then the M2 Mac Mini comes out, you can buy that one if you need more speed. More speed. You're still coming out ahead versus buying a Mac Studio. In fact, Apple tends to be very good about trade-in values, so you might be able to trade in the Mac Mini. I use Logic and I love it. You can always buy the m1 Mini, stress test it and if it's not enough take it back Also, this is a much different question depending on how much you make. If you make say $60,000 a year, $600 is plenty for computer. If you make 400K a year, go ahead and treat yourself