The Apple spec quotes:
"The Mac mini provides big screen resolutions whether you use a DVI or VGA monitor. For digital connections, you can set your display up to a widescreen resolution of 1920-by-1200. For VGA, see up to 1920-by-1080."
As the video card is a 32 mB ATI Radeon 9200, - is this enough at the highest resolutions for 2D graphics work, ie will it display with the maximum number of colours?
By my calculations a 1920 x 1200 screen at 32 bit colour needs 9mB of video memory, so it looks as if 32mB is more than adequate for, say Photoshop and Illustrator work. As I don't (and probably never will) play any games more demanding than Chopper I shouldn't need or want more, should I?
Advice from those who have experience most welcome. Thanks.
"The Mac mini provides big screen resolutions whether you use a DVI or VGA monitor. For digital connections, you can set your display up to a widescreen resolution of 1920-by-1200. For VGA, see up to 1920-by-1080."
As the video card is a 32 mB ATI Radeon 9200, - is this enough at the highest resolutions for 2D graphics work, ie will it display with the maximum number of colours?
By my calculations a 1920 x 1200 screen at 32 bit colour needs 9mB of video memory, so it looks as if 32mB is more than adequate for, say Photoshop and Illustrator work. As I don't (and probably never will) play any games more demanding than Chopper I shouldn't need or want more, should I?
Advice from those who have experience most welcome. Thanks.
