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Apple Mac mini, M2 Pro Chip, 10-Core CPU, 16-Core GPU, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD, MNH73B/A £1264.99 @ Costco
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Posted 6 February 2023

Apple Mac mini, M2 Pro Chip, 10-Core CPU, 16-Core GPU, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD, MNH73B/A £1264.99 @ Costco

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A decent discount on Apple’s RRP. Looks to be a great spec if you need a little more power than an M1 mini, but less than a studio.
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  1. john_smithM6Y's avatar
    john_smithM6Y
    £130 off for people that want it - if you dont like apple then dont buy it
    Ega_Hacass's avatar
    Ega_Hacass
    Anyone with common sense shouldn't be buying this
  2. _Sparky_'s avatar
    _Sparky_
    Only one HDMI... any way to connect 2 monitors?
    deleted2784183's avatar
    Anonymous User
    Thunderbolt
  3. Tiberiusric's avatar
    Tiberiusric
    Price for apple products are just stupid now so any saving is welcome
    Spt101uk's avatar
    Spt101uk
    Sorry don’t agree in this case. This is a monster spec for video editing UHD content with native ProRes support and really fast graphics acceleration.

    if you want a basic new Mac mini there’s one for around £650 that still wallops most Windows desktops.
  4. deleted2784183's avatar
    Anonymous User
    I could be tempted away from Windows if Apple offered a 16GB/512MGB model at a decent price, but their 'upgrade' prices are just ridiculous.
    Minstadave's avatar
    Minstadave
    Absolutely rinsing people for a few quid of DRAM/NAND.
  5. r1mmm3r's avatar
    r1mmm3r
    Good find. Not a bad price.
    My only slight niggle is that storage could be better. If the point of this is editing large media files (at least that is one use case) then 512 SSD seems a bit tight.
    fishmaster's avatar
    fishmaster
    You can connect an external NVMe drive to one of the USB 3.1 Gen 2 ports and get 10Gb/s bandwidth, which isn't the full bandwidth of typical NVMe but fast enough. All you need is an NVMe drive and a 10GB/s USB housing, the housing costs less than £20.
  6. kev_the_great's avatar
    kev_the_great
    Can this run Crysis?
    Ega_Hacass's avatar
    Ega_Hacass
    Actually no
  7. Davidp87's avatar
    Davidp87
    Cold as Christmas
    edmn's avatar
    edmn
    Hot as summer
  8. mr_johnsie's avatar
    mr_johnsie
    Not as efficient as a PC (edited)
    chorizotuna's avatar
    chorizotuna
    What?!
  9. Mario__wale's avatar
    Mario__wale
    Laya bapu laya teme 👌
  10. sdaspland's avatar
    sdaspland
    So tempted to get this, but I look at the price and think probably better of spending a bit more and getting the Mac Studio
    kristoff's avatar
    kristoff
    That’s Apple’s little ploy. They’re very good at it.
  11. tedjourney's avatar
    tedjourney
    For anyone with some techie know how and a yearning for that 'mac feeling' but like me double take on the price then check out 'Opencore'. A method to install Mac os onto a PC.
    chorizotuna's avatar
    chorizotuna
    Too much hassle for average user tbh.
    Not to mention apple goes fully arm.
  12. Hetz's avatar
    Hetz
    Good find! Thanks!
  13. Iain.Frame's avatar
    Iain.Frame
    Does anyone know if you can get one of these with the Apple education discount pricing?
    Vipul_PatelHm1's avatar
    Vipul_PatelHm1 Author
    It seems you can from krcs. It’s marginally more than this deal.
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