If it's for real it would be a real surprise if there is any user upgrades internally after purchase. The concept of the System on a Chip Is that CPU, GPU, and RAM are unified into a package. This is a big part of what makes the system so blazing fast and efficient.
Logic people, can we have a little logic. The M1 MacMini uses about half the volume of the device compared to the Intel MacMini. Also not a lot of the thermal envelop.
Apple could put an M1 Max or more in the old design and still have design up their sleeve. What is on earth was the mock-up artist thinking might need the device to be twice as high. No need to increase power supply or cooling capacity without some additional function in there. Afterburner or second SOC would seem to be the only options seeing they are saying non-3rd Party. But then you need lots of cooling say front to back if they are vertical fin to fit in the space.
If it is going to take even a half-length card as an option the doubling direction is still all wrong.
The current Mac mini case couldn't run the M1 Max at sustained performance. It would need to be bigger with better active cooling.
But yet the MacBook Pro can. My guess is that, if it needs that much cooling space, it's going to be something more powerful than the M1 Max.
M1 Ultra
Sounds a bit like Michelob Ultra
I was thinking that since the M-series has been mostly used in laptops (Mobile), they might use something like W1 for Workstation class hardware
Oh that would be funny. Intel just announced a plan to beat the M1, (in a couple of years). So a week later Apple releases a system with chip optimized for Workstations, the W series, that runs circles around the Best M series chip.
Intel managers start drinking.
They're gonna need something stronger than Michelob Ultra, that's for sure
Stop giving these excess credibility by calling these renders, they are artist’s impressions. A render would be generated from the actual design files…
Yesterday: Perhaps the new "Studio" Mac and display are in lieu of a new "iMac
Pro." Many professionals would like to choose what monitor they are
going to use for their workflow.
Now we know I was right. There won't be a M1 iMac Pro.
So the reason for the taller profile on a Mac mini base? Pretty massive active cooling. Not so much about M1 Max performance, but the M1 Ultra is putting out twice as much heat, since it is basically 2 M1 Max chips.
So the reason for the taller profile on a Mac mini base? Pretty massive active cooling. Not so much about M1 Max performance, but the M1 Ultra is putting out twice as much heat, since it is basically 2 M1 Max chips.
They're claiming it's still very quiet, so I imagine there's some chunky heat sink in there too.
So the reason for the taller profile on a Mac mini base? Pretty massive active cooling. Not so much about M1 Max performance, but the M1 Ultra is putting out twice as much heat, since it is basically 2 M1 Max chips.
They're claiming it's still very quiet, so I imagine there's some chunky heat sink in there too.
It looked pretty chunky. Big heat sink, and big fans.
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