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Quote:Originally Posted by wizard69 There are real technical issues to Apples constant swapping of GPU vendors. For one Apples drivers suck! It is pretty pathetic when you realize that some drivers for Linux actually perform...
I think things need to be switched up anyway. I don't want only nVidia to be making chips nor do I just want AMD to make chips. I want whoever makes the best chips for the time. You make a good point about "competitive rate" though.
If I had to venture a guess, I think it's all money. I am willing to bet that nVidia paid Apple a sizable sum for them to use their graphics cards.
Ah I thought Southern Islands was a mobile line? It isn't?
So you are looking at four RAM slots vs. two and as far as the GPU we are looking at the 7750, 7770, 7850, and 7870 mobile versions right similar to the iMac
I don't know where to continue this debate so let's put up a hypothetical situation (the key word is hypothetical now) for the next mini or a new entry level machine (preferably a headless desktop). I want to know piece by piece what...
I don't want to quote wizard's entire post though with regards to the Rev. C mini (released in August 2007 thus the current one at the time when he bought his MacBook Pro) was abhorrent. The Rev. D one released in March 2009 wasn't much...
"Cracking your code" as in what exactly do you want from the mini with regards to specs, cost, and how Apple can implement that.
Quote:Originally Posted by hmm A big issue is actually the cost of notebook components if you're trying to make a machine that appeals to a cost conscious market. Fair enough. I'm just trying to crack wizard's code (I don't have a...
My mistake. I meant the base model Mini having the same as the early 13" MBP.
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