Mac Mini 2.4 GHz (Mid 2010)
nwohlford
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I am selling a Mac Mini in good condition. It is the 2.4 GHz version of this model: http://support.apple.com/kb/SP585. I will post pictures tonight. I have used it on and off for the year that I have owned it. I have never have had any issues with; I am just not using it right now. Right now it has Lion on it, but I will reset it back to Snow Leopard before mailing it. I believe that I have all the original accessories including the box.
I am looking for $300 + shipping. I will not have time to reformat and send until Friday.
I am looking for $300 + shipping. I will not have time to reformat and send until Friday.
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Possibly interested. Can you tell me hard drive size, and how much ram your running on it right now?
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Possibly interested. Can you tell me hard drive size, and how much ram your running on it right now?
Both are stock (320 GB harddrive and 2 GBs RAM). -
PM sent
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Sale pending to cstmar01. Here are some pictures:
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bump and news?
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I am just awaiting payment from cstmar01, but he said he would take. I think that we can consider it sold.
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Thanks
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Please mark as sold. Thanks cstmar01.
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you can max out the RAM for like 54.00 from Crucial and if you know someone good with tear downs you can also add a SSD which will make that baby fly and will stay warm as oppose to hot . Congrats on the good buy and enjoy !
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I was looking at possibly getting the time storage thing by apple and using that as my music harddrive and then stream off of that. I've been reading some of the mods they do at mojo audio and some are just amazing.
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Storage is nice on the HDD but the speed and lower running temps are equally appealing to me . I think the cooler running temps will give a longer lasting Mac .
cstmar01 you can do the RAM yourself . just video google mid 2010 RAM upgrade and you will see how simple it is . just make sure you are grounded. SSD upgrade or a hard drive upgrade is a whole different story . Lacie has a good reputation for external hard drives . look into that before paying Apple's premium pricing.
one more thing . if you have any kind of Mac Mini or iMac ....etc questions , check out macrumors. forum,they have a wealth of info on par with the Polk Forum.
