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Hm, I could throttle it to 50% I s'pose, or save up the extra for a basic iMac.


An imac has even worse cooling than the mac mini

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Linux_User wrote:
Hm, I could throttle it to 50% I s'pose, or save up the extra for a basic iMac.


An imac has even worse cooling than the mac mini


:shock: , even with "active" cooling? Meh, no WCG for the Mini then I s'pose, always got the quad-core machine anyhow, plus the Macbook Pro seems to manage it.

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I reckon it'll be fine.

If it starts to get hot, surely it will throttle itself?

In the worst case scenario, it'll just turn itself off.

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It will. My Mini has run at 100% CPU for months on end without a problem. Any machine that's designed to Intel's TDP cooling specifications should.


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