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• Mac mini is compatible with any 32-inch hd tv?

  Hello

  I had intended to buy a Mac mini, is always a good idea to buy and is compatible for a 32 inch hd tv on the market today?

  Hoping to hear from you soon.

  Thank you.

  The specifications of the model Mini vary in video graphics support, the build version you buy.

  Some versions are on order from the Apple Store online; Select a product and note here

  characteristic of the order. This will allow you to see the additional compiler options; Select in

  http://www.Apple.com/shop/buy-Mac/Mac-mini (the high end offers greater upgrade option)

  • Mac Mini - technical data - Apple:

  https://www.Apple.com/Mac-mini/specs/

  The top model (see CPU, etc.) most promising a; However using a HD TV

  as a screen can give poor results when you do not display content of film. The commonly known

  problems when you use a TV as a monitor for a computer are widely discussed in the media.

  • Present Mac Mini graphics video card model (of http://mactracker.ca app database) as follows:

  Graphics card: graphics Intel HD 5000 (1.4 GHz) - Iris Intel 5100 (2.6 and 2.8 GHz)

  Graphics memory: up to 1.5 GB of shared main memory

  Connection of display: 1 - HDMI port or the digital video output Thunderbolt

  Screen support: supports a HDMI compatible device while using a Thunderbolt display

  support for two Thunderbolt screens or

  Display modes: dual display expanded, copy video and AirPlay Mirroring

  External resolution: up to 3840 x 2160 pixels at 30 Hz - or 4096 x 2160 pixels at 24 Hz (HDMI).

  Up to 3840 x 2160 pixels at 60 Hz (Thunderbolt)

  The display or TV, you choose to use as a screen, will have to support the adapters or

  line-in the methods authorized by the computer; the Hz may be limited impact on TV as the screen.

  I have no preference for a TV as the screen; so far, an Apple Cinema display monitor is the

  by default the choice for my end of 2012 Mini i7 (quad core server) while slightly larger would be OK.

  Maybe someone who has resorted to a TV like screen can recommend options, to register

  Some brands that may have sufficient connection ports for use with the latest model of Mini.

  Good luck in this case!

• Mac Mini (mid-2010) fan running full speed

  I went on the hard drive of a few years for one SSD OEM and the fan runs all the time.  In my view, there is a connector on the card, which has no connection with it.

  I read that this occurs when the thermal sensor is not placed on the new hard drive.

  How many connection should be here soon out of the drive to connect to the map?

  How can I fix?

  TIA

  The original HD had a sensor taped to the road with adhesive tape double faces. You had to move the sensor to the new drive. Without the detector, the fan runs at full speed.

  What ha [[ERA of the sensor on your Mac?

  nsor.1670547 http://forums.macrumors.com/threads/Mid-2010-Mac-mini-with-Broken-HDD-Thermal-se

  https://www.iFixit.com/Guide/Mac+mini+mid+2010+hard+drive+cable+replacement/3171

• WiFi speed on mac mini is wildly inconsistent

  I have Uverse internet.  The modem is also a wifi router.  I also have a range extender made by amplified wireless.  I use it for awhile.  This weekend the most bizarre behavior began.  WiFi directly to the router is, not always but a significant percentage of the time, crazy slow.  Less than 1 MB. And connectivity watch bars full.   Here's the weird part: with other devices, the speed is very good.  Well more than 15 MB.  And the strangest of all?  If I'm on the Extender, the speed is better.  Not full bore (which is normal), but a lot better.  Say of the order of 7 to 10 MB.

  I restarted the modem, but as I say, it's well on other devices.  I ran Diagnostics on the Mac Mini and he told me that everything was fine.

  I'm baffled by this one.

  Thanks for any help.

  Rob

  When it is connected directly, and then when it is connected to the Extender press on and hold the Option key and then click the wifi icon in the menu bar. After a screenshot of the window that opens.

• Speed/performance of my mac mini (mid-2010) is very slow. Need help, consolidate the files, software updates, etc. in order to improve the speed and performance.

  My mac mini (mid-2010) speed/performance is very slow - think of it as a result of letting my kids do "whatever" about it in recent years.  Need help, consolidate the files, software updates, etc. in order to improve the speed and performance.  You will also need to get data out of old PowerBook G4.

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• move a hard drive from MBP 2012 in a mac mini 2009

  Hello

  I bought a 500 GB ssd and I am cloning my macbookpro HD 500 gb on it at the moment.

  I plan to use my macbookpro HD to replace my 120 GB mac mini HD.

  I wonder if it could be possible to put the macbookpro HD in the mini without deleting its content, which would allow me to win time install OSX and the transfer of data from my macbookpro? Would it cause problems?

  I upgraded from the mac mini 8 GB RAM.

  The macbookpro turning El Capitan.

  I just bought used the mac mini and is currently under Leopard, but would like to have of El Capitan on it.

  Thanks for your advice.

  m @.

  The Mini can run 10.11.x, the only thing I'm not sure of is if the supplied Apple MBP 6/Gbs Player supports the Mimi 3/Gbs speed... most do, but...

  http://www.EveryMac.com/systems/Apple/Mac_mini/specs/Mac-mini-core-2-Duo-2.0-ear ly-2009-nvidia - specs.html

  http://www.EveryMac.com/systems/Apple/Macbook_pro/specs/MacBook-Pro-core-i5-2.5-13-mid-2012-unibody-usb3-specs.html

• Mail of the Mac Mini, iMac with the migration wizard

  I have a mac mini (2014 - El Capitan) that I have used for some time now and I have many mailboxes (30 +) with many stored messages (100s maybe 1000s).

  I recently picked up a 2011 27 iMac which is running OS X Sierra Final Release Candidate due to vision problems.

  Both units are working well but I would like to transfer my boxes to the letters, messages, and the account settings from the Mac Mini to the iMac using Migration Assistant to take advantage of the larger screen.

  Am I able to select only the data for e-mail (boxes letters, messages and settings) to transfer somewhere in the Migration Wizard interface or will it just to start the transfer of all?

  I use iCloud for note, calendars and contacts, but prefer not to use for e-mail.

  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  Thank you

  WN

  The simplest option would be to use Time Machine to restore your data.

  Other Options:

  You can export the folders you want to transfer the mini using export of Mail under mailbox function in the Menu bar > export a mailbox... Drag to the folder on the desktop on the new iMac and import in Mail. File > import boxes mailbox...

  You can also use a third-party application, Emailchemy to export your Mail on the mini and pull only the folders you want and import. If you have many files, it would be a faster option.

  http://www.weirdkid.com/products/emailchemy/

  Otherwise, you could drag on the whole Mail > V3 folder let Sierra update data. This assumes that you have already started using Mail to Sierra.

  You don't have to use iCloud email to use Apple Mail. I strongly suggest that you use IMAP to service what ever you choose to use.  Comcast, Yahoo, Gmail, AOL, Hotmail (other)

• What Mac Mini for use with Adobe CC?

  Hello

  I thought about getting a Mac Mini to use with a Wacom Cintiq Display(either 22HD or 27QHD) and I was wondering what would be best for the execution of the Adobe programs.

  It seems that most of the people prefer the 2012 Mac mini with the quad core as opposed to the current gen using two hearts.

  This brings me to two questions:

  I see a huge difference between the quad core and dual core in the adobe programs?

  8 GB RAM is enough or should I opt for 16 GB?

  Otherwise, the mac mini may be a poor choice for what I would do, so any feedback is appreciated!

  Thank you!

  What Adobe suggest to their CC minimum specifications in OS X, it

  should not be necessary to buy a quad-core (they say that it would use all the cores).

  A set of Photoshop CC system requirements suggest higher specs than one

  Another help page for Adobe. This page shows the highest specifications, but can

  not reflect the version that you are considering:

  •Photoshop CC 2015.x system requirements and languages

  https://helpx.Adobe.com/Photoshop/system-requirements.html

  If for some reason you happen across a 2012 end i7 2.3 or 2.6 GHz quad with

  two 1 TB hard drives, they would be more easily upgraded to run an SSD and

  keep a rotating disc; or install two SSDs. between that and 16 GB of RAM, these

  should do a quick little computer. Rotational hard drives are the bottleneck.

  But probably not necessary for Adobe photoshop CC. The graphics processor

  is a limitation if you use intense graphic applications. GPU shares

  standard memory with the system; From memory, there is little or no dedicated graphics.

  Although I have a Late 2012 Mac Mini i7 2.3 GHz quad-core (server) with double 1 TB

  5400 RPM hard drive and RAM upgraded to 16 GB total rotation. It can

  Use at least one drive upgraded to 7200 rpm or SSD drive more efficient.

  The Mac Mini which is online store (check to see if there is an official refurb)

  in the middle to upper technical version may be OK. The top level because of the upgrade

  options in the configuration page (select to buy it, then see what options exist)

  might be OK. The lower spec Mini doesn't seem to be viable for serious users.

  New versions available now, because, you choose the configuration when

  you order the computer: you buy an upgrade level you think you might need.

  Memory is affixed, then exercise your ESP skills to look ahead, before buying.

  The new Mac Mini 'top model' has better graphics than model end 2012.

  An advantage for the Mini is you can choose monitors, peripherals, etc. An old

  new stock Mini would have some OS X who was active as a base level.

  Since none of these units have a system backup media. Is online recovery there.

  My Mini comes with the Mavericks 10.9; 10.9.5 functioning properly. Partitioned,

  the discs could dualboot mulitple systems and their applications more recent specifications.

  (You can pay like nine awards for the end of 2012 Mini i7 quad, used clean-shaped).

  I had considered to be a non - retina MacBook Pro 13 inch 2.5 GHz for once.

  It was the time when they were more common in the 'special offers' Apple

  refurb store page online at decent price; then buy RAM upgrade later.

  In any case, this has become a long rant a few detours or details were

  omitted for the sake of clear path back to the main topic. Since I was late

  2012, mac Mini and it's more of the half upgraded for most all that he can do

  I would probably say try a. If you can find a new one at a fair cost.

  If the cost is too high, you can get a new Mac Mini to higher specification

  the Apple Store. They are dual-core. Adobe applications do not seem to need

  the advantage of the use of quad-core processors or. (these run virtual cores, too;)

  so if you have the appropriate application, the quad core turn eight - virtual.)

  The option AppleCare extended warranty covers to buy new equipment.

  It would have supplied with El Capitan, if the current new stock. This fall, there may be macOS

  Sierra - if you happen to get that stock again - at the end of the year. Not sure

  If or when the hardware upgrade version configurations may appear.

  Anyway, it's more a kind of letter. Sorry about that...!

• Mac Mini, end of 2012, down from video signal

  2012 (end) Mac Mini, model A1347, i7 to 2.3 GHz

  OCW mercury Electra 6 G 120 GB SSD

  Factory 1 TB HD

  16 GB of Ram

  S232 Acer

  OS: 10.11.5

  Question:

  Video signal is de-energized.

  Hi all

  I use this machine to run Logic Pro X. I tried a few monitors and different cables, but the result is the same.

  the video signal sporadically goes out. The only way I can get it is back to turn off the Mini for a hour or stick it in the fridge for 5 minutes. It doesn't seem to be dependent on the temperature, since it happens a lot less in the months more cold however showed the journal to monitor temperature as low as 73 C time and he fell again the thermal signal can therefore not the question.

  The fan seems to work and I tried to change the memory to return with noticed no difference. I recently replaced the OCW SSD due to premature failure and spin a new installation of El Capitan on a new drive. I eliminated the monitor and cable as a culprit, so I think that I am dealing with an internal failure. The machine is not under warranty.

  I read a lot of posts on mini Mac in thermal shutdown models particularly image, mine has not overheated or goes out, he simply loses its video signal. Fans and ports are clean and free of dust.

  Everyone knows about this problem?

  Install a fan speed and temperature app to help you determine if it is really related monitoring temp.

  I use this

  http://www.CrystalIDEA.com/Macs-fan-control

  I suspect a hardware problem. The graphics unit in the Mac Mini 2012 is integrated into the CPU chip

• VRAM can be improved in the Mac Mini graphics card?

  My goal is to run the FCP and the movement on an older mac mini.   End 2012, Mac Mini, but the only missing area is the amount of VRAM associated with the graphics card.  For example; Intel HD Graphics 4000 with 1536 MB shared VRAM, Motion 5.2 specifications is VRAM 256, I upgrade the VRAM?  I can update the entire graphics card, or would one of these more trouble than what it's worth?

  Here are the full specifications of the Mac Mini I am considering buying used.

  2.3 GHz Intel QUAD 'Core i7' processor with boost speeds up to 3.3 GHz

  8 GB of 1600 memory DDR3 SDRAM MHz (PC3-12800), easily expandable to 16 GB

  256 GB of Flash storage

  Intel HD Graphics with 1536 MB shared VRAM 4000

  Port FireWire "800", four USB 3.0 ports, HDMI, Thunderbolt

  The only thing out of the plug of movement is the VRAM.

  Thank you for your help.

  Michael C.

  Mac Mini memory system is used for VRAM on 2012.

  There is no way to increase the system RAM, it serves of VRAM, once you max the RAM System.

  With less than 4 to 8 GB of system RAM less system RAM use of VRAM

• Do I need a Mac Mini with high-specs to efficiently program an Iphone app?

  Hello world!

  I currently have a PC and am on a budget.

  What I want to do however, is program/create an iphone app and came to the conclusion that the hanging of a mac mini to my pc is the most cost-effective way to do.

  However, I'm not sure what level of specification is necessary for programming the OS. I've never programmed before, so have a very limited knowledge.

  Could I get smooth with a more/less expensive model on 2 GB of ram? Or I will require probably one with superior specs?

  The app is a bit complex.

  Thanks a lot if you take the time to answer

  Sincerely,

  Tommy

  I use a Mac mini (end 2012) with the latest version of El Capitan and feel no bottlenecks.

  My advice would be to buy as much built-in RAM as you can afford (16 GB + if possible), rather than worry about the speed of the processor.

• Mac Mini heating disinformation

  Yesterday (June 11, 2016) I talked about Apple Support via their phone an overheating problem, I lived with my Mac Min 2.5 GHz Intel Core i5 4 GB 1600 MHz DDR3.  I have described the symptoms and asked if Apple had problems of heating with the Mac Mini. Their 'expert', said that they had not.  It helped me to run a program of self-diagnostics of material that showed no problems.  (Off, press and hold the "D" key and then turn on the Mac Mini, while pressing the down D until the diagnostic routine displays.) No problems have been found and my machine has not overheated since.  But I learned by following a search that there had been several previous Mac Mini heating problems and Apple was aware that a lot of their products and have experienced similar problems in the past.

  Some users have problems and do not see a lot of these problems here. It what Apple said is true; There is no real history of such problems.

  How are judge you overheating?

  If you have installed a speed temp and fan, monitor applications that this exhibition?

  I use Mac Fan Control.

• Mac Mini upgrades - recommendations?

  Mac Mini (2011)

  Intel Core i5 to 2.3 GHz processor

  (Recently updated, 4 GB) 8 GB 1333 MHz DDR3 memory

  Graphics Intel HD Graphics 3000 384

  Web design & light development.

  Print design, posters, flyers, program books cards biz, etc. of standard size.

  Currently running Adobe Creative Cloud, including Photoshop, inDesign, Dreamweaver, and Illustrator, sometimes simultaneously. In addition, Chrome runs (with several tabs open) and Microsoft Word.

  I love this Mac Mini alternative desktop to my new MacBook Pro. I won't unless I absolutely have to replace it. It works but it is slow and is taunting me with the beach of rotation ball. I wonder what I can do for $100 or two to speed up a bit? Recommendations are welcome!

  upgrade memory if it supports

  otherwise an SSD

  your program really are not very dependent on the cpu or video card dependent you can change them both.

• Can I use ram newest and fastest of the new iMac in 2009 Mac Mini?

  I just got a new iMac 27 "2015 5K.  I upgraded the RAM to 8 GB to 32 GB of ram.  I have now 2 4 GB SODIMM to spare.

  Does anyone know if the ram works in a Mini of Man 2009 (although the speed of the mini bus)?

  New ram specifications:

  PC3-12800 1600 Mhz 204 SODIMM CL - 11 1.35v pin

  Mac mini ram Specs:

  PIN from 204 to 1066 Mhz PC3-8500 SODIMM CL - 7 1, 5V

  It will be in good physical shape, it must operate at 1066 MHz bus speed, but it is the tension that could be the problem.

  I wouldn't take this 'thing' hand only to have it go 'beep' to me

  It won't work, the bus on the old Mac is too slow for her

• Comply with the requirements for El Capitan if I have a Mac Mini MTN. Lion and 2 GB of memory running with a 2.4 GHz Core 2 Duo?

  Comply with the requirements for El Capitan if I have a Mac Mini MTN. Lion and 2 GB of memory running with a 2.4 GHz Core 2 Duo and 1.07 GHz and 3 MB of L2 Cache bus speed? Recommend - install you more memory and if so, why?

  1. Yes.

  2. Yes. Any newer version of Mac OS X 10.6.8 is likely to be sluggish on only 2 GB of RAM.

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