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Hi All and Mighty,
Ive had my Mac Mini 2012 i5 for approx 6 to 9 months now. I have added a 500 gb ssd and extra 1 tb hard drive for storage of files. It works a treat and it streams to my Apple tv for music etc via iTunes. I have Bootcamp with Win10 on it and its refreshing to use as I am more used to Win10 than Mac Os. Mac Os is more for browsing etc and the fact that imessage and other Apple apps sync well.
If i do any sort of PC stuff I swap to Windows.
Would I be better off switching to Win10 entirely and ditching Mac or stay with my Mac and Bootcamp.
Benifits of Mac, its seamless between Mac, iPad and iPhone. Limited to 1080p.
Benifits of Windows 10, more functional for my pc needs, better graphics likely, likely faster and more.
Also what are out there that would replace a 2012 Mac Mini i5? Something with decent speed, graphics, BT, fit 2 ssd, almost silent ot fanless.
I could go for £200 ish maybe?
Thoughts by me are a Intel NUC as I had one years ago, but I bet there are far better now.
Carl.
Ive had my Mac Mini 2012 i5 for approx 6 to 9 months now. I have added a 500 gb ssd and extra 1 tb hard drive for storage of files. It works a treat and it streams to my Apple tv for music etc via iTunes. I have Bootcamp with Win10 on it and its refreshing to use as I am more used to Win10 than Mac Os. Mac Os is more for browsing etc and the fact that imessage and other Apple apps sync well.
If i do any sort of PC stuff I swap to Windows.
Would I be better off switching to Win10 entirely and ditching Mac or stay with my Mac and Bootcamp.
Benifits of Mac, its seamless between Mac, iPad and iPhone. Limited to 1080p.
Benifits of Windows 10, more functional for my pc needs, better graphics likely, likely faster and more.
Also what are out there that would replace a 2012 Mac Mini i5? Something with decent speed, graphics, BT, fit 2 ssd, almost silent ot fanless.
I could go for £200 ish maybe?
Thoughts by me are a Intel NUC as I had one years ago, but I bet there are far better now.
Carl.