Once you actually have a child of your own, the last thing you would ever do is sell it for a throw away in a few years Apple consumer product
I believe it was a joke
Once you actually have a child of your own, the last thing you would ever do is sell it for a throw away in a few years Apple consumer product
I think this has to be one of my all time favourite macrumors comments.
Every single day with 100% guarantee I am using at least 24gb RAM. This routinely goes above 32gb RAM, hence I have 64gb in my main desktop.
Do you run the Maxtech youtube channel?Come to Papa!
Let's see if I was right..
Like they did when they made the M1 which is one of the fastest single core cpu's and has a performance/watt that's miles ahead of the competition? Coupled with an integration to MacOS that makes it in use the fastest cpu all around?M1X iMacs on the way! Can't wait to see how much Apple disappoints me this time.
Man, way to make me feel old.The last time they changed screen sizes and bezels on an iMac, this was the latest and greatest iPhone.
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Yep, have to agree. With about 10 programs open, mostly Adobe, I use 12/13Gb out of my 16Gb.Why don’t you answer my question if it’s your favorite comment? What software are you running? For the vast majority of users, 32GB is a waste of money, let alone 64GB. Not saying you’re not an exception, but it’s not because macOS allocates all the system’s memory, it’s actually doing something relevant with it.
Anything is possible, but IMO it just becomes too-similar to the 27 5K.Apple hasn't seemed to show any compunction in introducing weird resolutions in the past. I'd be very surprised if they kept the same resolution on a larger screen.
This is true. In a scenario like that, you probably have to give money and/or Apple consumer products to convince someone else to take the little hell spawn off your hands.Once you actually have a child of your own, the last thing you would ever do is sell it for a throw away in a few years Apple consumer product
My biggest problem is they keep getting returned.Once you actually have a child of your own, the last thing you would ever do is sell it for a throw away in a few years Apple consumer product
I'm considering moving to desktop just because I don't have to deal with battery anymore.Why do you want to switch to Desktop?
There’s no reason why the M1 cannot address more than 16GiB of memory. I’m sure the M1 memory controller is able to address terabytes of memory. Most likely for Apple to limit the base M1 Macs to 16GiB is due to the models they are replacing also have the same limit.If the iMac we see on Tuesday has the M1, then no.
Why do you assume that the larger model is staying at 27"/5K? It will almost certainly get an upsizing as well. 24" and 30" sounds about right.Anything is possible, but IMO it just becomes too-similar to the 27 5K.
You'd need it to run at around 4560x2565 for basically the same PPI as the 27" or the existing 21.5" (if it were 24" on the nose).. at which point it's barely different than the 5K 27", both in terms of physical size and in terms of resolution.
Yes. Writer and co-host.Do you run the Maxtech youtube channel?
Why don’t you answer my question if it’s your favorite comment? What software are you running? For the vast majority of users, 32GB is a waste of money, let alone 64GB. Not saying you’re not an exception, but it’s not because macOS allocates all the system’s memory, it’s actually doing something relevant with it causing huge performance gains.
Wellif thst has been your consistsnt expereience with a Imacs, it may sugest that thus product line might not be for you, Ofc I can'rt say for certain but you know..M1X iMacs on the way! Can't wait to see how much Apple disappoints me this time.
I don’t assume anything, why do you assume they’re getting bigger?Why do you assume that the larger model is staying at 27"/5K? It will almost certainly get an upsizing as well. 24" and 30" sounds about right.
They ship the current model with an i3.
Well besides not having to worry about a battery, a desktop Mac (IMac) usually gives you WAY better bang for the buckI'm considering moving to desktop just because I don't have to deal with battery anymore.
Do M1 packages have any address pins? If all the RAM memory die are inside the package, there may be no external “address pins”, or even anything that looks like a standard circuit board memory bus.Using the currently shipping M1 128-bit data bus, the M1 Macs only need 17 address pins to address up to 16 GiB. 2 GiB.
If you use your Mac for work, you still need a battery. Otherwise, Murphy says the power will go out just as you are about to save an important doc.Well besides not having to worry about a battery, a desktop Mac (IMac) usually gives you WAY better bang for the buck
The M1 Macs memory are not on die. It’s on the SoC package. You still need traces from the SoC memory controller to the memory ICs. Just shorter traces. Not dissimilar to HBM memories if I’m not wrong.Do M1 packages have any address pins? If all the RAM memory die are inside the package, there may be no external “address pins”, or even anything that looks like a standard circuit board memory bus.