Paul Haddad Nov 10, 2024
One interesting thing I haven't seen mentioned is that the M4 Mini Pro SSD is faster at comparable sizes compared to the M4 Mini. Turns out the modules are pretty different between the two. Also interesting the Pro uses cooling system uses copper vs aluminum on the regular (similar to Studio Ultra vs Max).
Show threadJohn SiracusaNov 10, 2024
@paul Where did you get these images? Is there an M4 Pro Mac mini teardown somewhere?
Show threadJohn SiracusaNov 10, 2024
@paul Also, do you have a link for the performance comparison?
Show threadPaul Haddad 

@siracusa I couldn’t find one when I looked that compared both at the same size. I used https://www.tomsguide.com/computing/desktop-computers/mac-mini-m4-review#section-mac-mini-m4-specs and compared it to my M4 Pro 512GB.

Just found this thread talking about it https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/ssd-speed-vs-size.2442231 has a few results though I don't think any that has both from the same person.

I tried the new Mac mini M4 and this tiny mini PC is an absolute powerhouse — even if you don't get the pro model

The redesign and power boost we’ve been waiting for

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Show threadJohn SiracusaNov 10, 2024
@paul What was the numeric result from your Mac mini?
Show threadPaul Haddad Nov 10, 2024
@siracusa have it on here for a few machines https://tapbots.social/@paul/113450383217429819
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Attached: 3 images The M4 256GB is faster than the M2 256GB, but no where near as fast as the M4-Pro 512GB.

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Show threadBill RosettiNov 10, 2024
@paul @siracusa I’m hoping someone figures out how to gut an old Retina iMac Pro and mount one of these inside it. It would be the iMac that Apple should build.