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How long is Apple planning to keep us like so?!
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As most of you know the 2012 Mac Mini has a huge problem with HDMI displays. The most annoying of all is the crushed whites, and bad colours. I cannot stand this any more, it is really annoying! So, any ideas about the release date of 10.8.3, or the release date of the fix? thnx |
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10.8.3 will drop before feb 14th
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i'm planning on buying a 2012 mini and hook it up to my hdtv via hdmi. where are these problems you mentioned discussed on the web?
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Yes, everyone has them..
But hopefully the next update will fix them.. The problem is in the i5 processor.. |
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The i5 doesn't have a problem, it's the drivers. Nothing Apple couldn't fix with a software update if they tried.
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No. The problem is not in the i5 processor. Since the mid-December EFI update, a small number of mini owners have trouble with whites/brightness with displays connected via HDMI. I'm not quite sure what the variable is, but it's a small number compared to the folks who had the HDMI flickering problem that was fixed in December. I received my mini on 12/14, and immediately installed the update. So I've never had a hint of trouble. I suspect the remaining HDMI issues will be fixed in 10.8.3. Just a guess. John |
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I have the i7 and the hdmi output is garbage. Bad colors, text is absolute trash.
DVI is crisp and excellent. I was shocked at the difference. |
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but if I move the mini and hook it to my 24 inch monitor it suffers. the tv is 1080p the monitor is 1200p |
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So maybe resolution is whats causing the problem.
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I don't know if it's resolution or simply standing back far enough from a TV. My 1080p 46" tv is good for when I watch movies connecting the mini via HDMI; movies look sharp and in HD. But that might be because I'm sitting 10 feet away and unable to make out fine details like text on a paper.
When I connect it to my 23" HP 1080p monitor, the DVI works great (I use it for work, so text definition is a must) for text and movies, but HDMI looks awful. Maybe because I'm sitting too close? Who knows. |
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That doesn't mean it that it doesn't need to be fixed. I'm not registered as an OS X developer, so I don't know what 10.8.3 does. John |
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Computer. HP 2311xi, but honestly I tried with a few different computer-monitors, all in the mid-range ($250 - $400), with different HDMI cables too. All the same.
I hook up to my 46" plasma once in a while to watch a movie on VLC, and it looks great. Probably because I'm not sitting 12 inches away and movies don't show a lot of tiny text. But colors on the tv, playing a 1080p movie, is what you would expect from a decent bluray player. |
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10.8.3 waiting waiting
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