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Maybe for a little server or something, but with the hard to upgrade 256GB storage.. I don't get the appeal. Also 16GB of memory is extremely limited these days

Maybe for a little server or something, but with the hard to upgrade 256GB storage.. I don't get the appeal. Also 16GB of memory is extremely limited these days. Again, perfect for a little server, but not for a daily driver.

mh8h 2y ago
It's a desktop computer. What's keeping you from using an external SSD?
- layoric 2y ago
  For large media, sure, but I really don't to pay a premium to then need to manage where my everyday apps are installed cause I only have 256GB of storage I can't upgrade.
luxuryballs 2y ago
For someone who wants to develop and build apple ecosystem apps or cross-platform an existing game this is a steal.
mahkeiro 2y ago
The storage is easily upgradable on the new Mac mini as it’s using a standard M2 SSD (a short version) https://youtu.be/cJPXLE9uPr8 https://youtu.be/cJPXLE9uPr8
- omnimus 2y ago
  The video is desoldering chips, getting new compatible ones and soldering them back (exactly like Mac Studio). I wouldnt call that easy. Most people would call that the exact opposite.
- bloqs 2y ago
  Except you have to use proprietary SSDs otherwise soldering is involved. 1/10