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darreninthenettoday at 2:01 PM2 repliesview on HN

An additional £1,000 for a 2TB drive is crazy though, rapidly takes the new Mac mini from a good price to a nuts price


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SloopJontoday at 4:55 PM

I happily booted and ran an Intel Mac mini using a 4TB drive in a Thunderbolt 3 enclosure, and I do the same for an M4 Max Mac Studio using an 8TB drive in a USB4v2 enclosure (OWC Express 1M2 80G).

You'll just have to be careful to match the enclosure to the ports on the system. The base-model M6 Mac mini still uses Thunderbolt 4, so a USB4v2 enclosure would be wasted.

criddelltoday at 2:16 PM

Considering hard drives were $10k / GB in the Mac SE/30 days, that feels like a bargain too.

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