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Got a base Mac Studio and monitor in my basket at the mo… If only the Mac Mini had a M1 Pro, I’d go for that.

The first year with the m1 it was a bit tough on deciding what chips go where as its all new... But I think in the future the mac mini and even the macbook air/entry macbook pro should start with the M1 pro, as thats the only chip that doesnt really have a solid spot anywhere.
Its really odd that they share a chip with a ipad, but I think M2 onwards it'll change (or at least Id hope it does)
 
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But this isn't the mac pro :p

This is essentially the cube again (not that I have anything against the cube)

Yup. The new Mac Pro will definitely start at $10k or more, and can go to $100k or more :cry: Imagine having to buy 2TB of soldered on-package DDR5 RAM from Apple.
 

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Yup. The new Mac Pro will definitely start at $10k or more, and can go to $100k or more :cry: Imagine having to buy 2TB of soldered on-package DDR5 RAM from Apple.

It'll be unified ram, so somehow I doubt it'll go near that high. It'll probably top out at 256gb of ram (given its 4xm1 max chips)
 
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The first year with the m1 it was a bit tough on deciding what chips go where as its all new... But I think in the future the mac mini and even the macbook air/entry macbook pro should start with the M1 pro, as thats the only chip that doesnt really have a solid spot anywhere.
Its really odd that they share a chip with a ipad, but I think M2 onwards it'll change (or at least Id hope it does)

I would think so as well. I think the only reason Mac Mini has M1 rather than M1 Pro was to push it out the door on day 1, to get them to developers.
 
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It'll be unified ram, so somehow I doubt it'll go near that high. It'll probably top out at 256gb of ram (given its 4xm1 max chips)

Maybe, but they'll have to think about a way to allow more RAM if it is to replace Mac Pro. There's no technical reason why it can't have more RAM on the package though.
 
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I have to say that I'm the same now - As much as I like the grunt of the Mac Studio, I think I'd be happy with a slightly more powerful Mac mini along with the new display.

**** it. Ordered them. Base Studio with Studio Display. My iMac is starting to chug. I’ve got a few days to change my mind if I think a Mini will do the job instead. Need the display though.
 
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I’m the same as a few others.

entry mac studio too much to spend for what I need.

m1 mini not quite enough spec and outdated.

an m1 pro mini is what I wanted.

guess I’ll wait for the mini refresh now.
 
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