The Best Way to Upgrade to a Mac Mini
It was time to die. My 2014 iMac, outfitted with a 3TB drive and maxed out RAM, was a dream machine. For years, I fired it up and got to work, transcoding video, recording podcasts, and writing books. It was almost too much machine. It had a massive, beautiful screen—one of the first Retina models, if I recall—great speed, and amazing performance. And it lasted for almost seven years, a record given my habit of upgrading at every major Apple update. Advertisement Once I installed macOS Big Sur, however, things went downhill. I’d open multiple tabs in Safari and get a spinning beachball ...
Source: gizmodo.com