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I'm now glad I bought the 2020 iMac. The new one doesn't seem as elegant and I prefer having the old USB port too for legacy devices.
lol, not as elegant… the older one is a brick in comparison.
I'm now glad I bought the 2020 iMac. The new one doesn't seem as elegant and I prefer having the old USB port too for legacy devices.
lol, not as elegant… the older one is a brick in comparison.
Genuine question as you seem to know what you're talking about. I moved from a 2011 MacBook Pro with 4gb ram to a Windows machine with 16gb ram last year, and that machine works well. However, my work laptop with 8gb ram and otherwise similar specs struggles horribly with everything.Awesome thing. Wish I had an excuse to get one. Performance looks good, screen specs’ are pretty great as well.
people complaining at only 8gb of RAM need to understand about memory efficiency, go watch some reviews about performance, 8gb is plenty for most and for the few that do crazy video editing etc then 16 is on option.
Genuine question as you seem to know what you're talking about. I moved from a 2011 MacBook Pro with 4gb ram to a Windows machine with 16gb ram last year, and that machine works well. However, my work laptop with 8gb ram and otherwise similar specs struggles horribly with everything.
I would never buy another Windows machine with less than 16gb (frankly I may never buy a Windows machine again), yet 8 seems plenty on a Mac. Why? Is it just a more efficient OS?
Very simply Thunderbolt 3 is largely the same as USB-C (same connector) but it is much faster.Basic question which im still struggling to completely understand.
The new Imac plus the other M1 products and ports.
Are the OI ports USB C (if so which version ) and if so why are they called Thunderbolt ports?
thanks
Genuine question as you seem to know what you're talking about. I moved from a 2011 MacBook Pro with 4gb ram to a Windows machine with 16gb ram last year, and that machine works well. However, my work laptop with 8gb ram and otherwise similar specs struggles horribly with everything.
I would never buy another Windows machine with less than 16gb (frankly I may never buy a Windows machine again), yet 8 seems plenty on a Mac. Why? Is it just a more efficient OS?
thankyou guys,so obviously the Thunderbolt devices eg SSD's come at a higher price?
Thinking of ordering one of these tomorrow, not sure whether to go with 16gb or leave it as it with 8.
Thinking of ordering one of these tomorrow, not sure whether to go with 16gb or leave it as it with 8.
How did you get it for that price? On the edu store for me, it's a lot more expensive than that. I've decided against changing the MBP over the past week, so just curious rather than requiring help.