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Does anyone know how many P vs E cores? 10 core = 4 P and 6 E 12 core = 8 P and 4 E EDIT: Updated with known P and E amounts. Thanks HN for posting below. https://www.apple.com/mac-mini/specs/ https://www.apple.com/newsroom/2024/10/apples-new-mac-mini-i...
M4 10-core = 4P, 6E M4 Pro 12-core = 8P, 4E M4 Pro 14-core = 10P, 4E
I don't see it stated with the specific P vs E cores are for the 14-core version on:
Having a fully fledged computer this small without an external power brick is pretty impressive.
My M2 Mac Mini that I got for $499 is my favorite gaming computer I've had in a long time. Runs many games like WoW, Dota, League of Legends, etc great. Anything that it doesn't run due to MacOS I use GeForce Now over ethernet. And this was with 8gb unified memory, now with 16gb it'll be even better value.
Very excited to see how the GPU has improved in the M4, especially the Pro model.
16GB base RAM across the board, following the iMac. AI is certainly good for pushing up the baseline RAM that manufacturers can get away with shipping if nothing else.
No mention of the SSD size that was the reason I returned my Mac mini 256Gb last year was just a pain juggling files
The base model is 256 gb. You can see it here:
16GB base RAM across the board, following the iMac. AI is certainly good for pushing up the baseline RAM that manufacturers can get away with shipping if nothing else.
16GB base RAM across the board, following the iMac. AI is certainly good for pushing up the baseline RAM that manufacturers can get away with shipping if nothing else.
No mention of the SSD size that was the reason I returned my Mac mini 256Gb last year was just a pain juggling files
This seems like the perfect home media transcoding server (Plex, Kodi, etc). I am curious if these will ever be able to run Linux.