OpenCL Mac mini / GeForce 9400M support?

Anyone that can confirm that the OpenCL version included in Snow Leopard 10.6 supports the "newer" Mac mini's NVIDIA GeForce 9400M graphics processor?

The 2011 Mac Mini supports:
Display Support:
Dual Displays
Resolution Support:
1920x1200*
2nd Display Support:
Dual/Mirroring*
2nd Max. Resolution:
2560x1600*
Details:
*This model simultaneously supports 1920x1200 on an HDMI or a DVI display (using the included HDMI-to-DVI adapter) and2560x1600 on a Thunderbolt or Mini DisplayPort display or even a VGA display (with an optional Mini DisplayPort-to-VGA adapter, which is compatible with the Thunderbolt port).
What resolution (x by y) do you get via Mac Mini> mini displayport>Displayport cable>Monitor?

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It changes something from one kind of thing to a different kind of thing.
Better question would be what kind of converter and what are you trying to convert?

Need help: Belkin Flip for Mac mini doesn't support the new Intel chip?!

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I recently purchased a Mac mini Intel Core Duo and planned to use a Belkin KVM Flip switch for it and my Sony VAIO.
However, the current Belkin KVM Flip switch for the Mac Mini does NOT support the Intel Core Duo. Until Belkin comes up with a switch that does, I have to unplug and replug my monitor, keyboard and mouse into the appropriate computer to use either one. Obviously, that isn't very convenient. Has anyone else encountered this problem and come up with a better solution?
Thanks.
Mac mini Intel Core Duo Mac OS X (10.4) KVM switch for a Sony VAIO

I think what you're saying is that I should just swap out the monitor cable from one computer to the other when I want to use that computer. Not elegant, as you say, but workable.
Given you want to use a Flip I gather you're wanting both of your computers permanently connected to your TV/display at the same time. To do that without a KVM you will need to, for instance, connect your Mac mini to the RGB input and then your Vaio to HDMI. So, to select which computer you want you actually want to view you use the display remote just like you would if you were swapping from your cable box to your DVD player. I would suggest you play around with whatever combination gives you the best quality for both computers as not all inputs to your TV have the same quality.
That takes care of video. Now, for USB, yes you will have to physically swap a cable although there are many ways you can do this which does in some way depend on how you place your computer and the peripherals you want connect to one or both computers. What you do is use a USB hub with everything connected (keyboard, mouse scanner etc) to it and which ever computer you want to use you connect it to the hub.
It's all about finding a solution that suits you the best.
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My mac mini 2007 will support 10.5

HI ,
Please let me know whether my Mac Mini 2007 will support Mac OS X v10.5 ?
Br
sarath

Pre-August 28, 2009 Macs will support Mac OS X 10.5, but maybe not the version you are looking for. October 26, 2007 Apple released 10.5. Any Macs released new after that date with a hardware refresh will either require 10.5.1, 10.5.4, or 10.5.6 retail up till December 15, 2008 (and may only be compatible with one of the three if released after one of those three), or the prebundled 10.5 installer disc that came with them to install 10.5. A prebundled Mac Mini installer disc will typically tell you what system it came with. If it doesn't match the age of your Mac Mini, you may need to call AppleCare to find the correct disc for a nominal charge.
You can't install 10.5 on top of 10.6.5. You can though install it on an external hard drive connected to a Mini older than the installer disc that fits that 10.5's system requirements.
You can't install the 10.5 installer from another Mac Mini of a different age, or another Mac on the Mac Mini itself.

HT202856 Can the Mac Mini (Late 2014) support 4k display @ 60 Hz via the DisplayPort?

Dear Experienced Apple Guru,
Apple made it clear on the Tech Specs for the Mac Mini (Late 2014) that a 4k display can be supported via the HDMI port at 30 Hz. But, can we also be clear how many Hertz the Mac Mini can handle with a 4k display via the Mini DisplayPort (Thunderbolt 2)?
I have a site linked here saying that the DisplayPort 1.2 can handle up to nearly 20 Gbps, thus can handle 4k display at 60 Hz:
"DisplayPort version 1.2 can support video resolutions of up to 3840 x 2160 pixels (4K) at a refresh rate of 60 Hz, and it supports all common 3D video formats. In terms of bandwidth, it can manage 17.28 Gbps. Version 1.3, when it arrives, will support up to 8192 x 4320 (8K) resolution, or two simultaneous 4K streams. It will also double bandwidth to 32.4 Gbps.
Meanwhile, HDMI version 1.4 is the most common at the moment. This supports the same 4K resolution as DisplayPort 1.2, but at just 30 Hz (or 4096 x 2160 at 24 Hz). HDMI 2.0 is new on the scene in a few devices such as this Sony TV. This doubles the refresh rate to 60 Hz as well as increases bandwidth from 10.2- to 18 Gbps."
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Trevalyn

That have enabled DP 1.2 on their monitor and used a DP 1.2 cable but still only get 30 Hz at 4K.
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First of all, i'm not native speaker, so, please excuse my poor english.
I have a mac mini (late 2014) and use the wifi-sharing feature of yosemite.
(Ethernet is connected to Mac mini and other devices such as mac air are connected to Mac mini through wifi)
For wifi-sharing, channel 44 is used, and as i know, it is located on 5Ghz band.
By the way, i plan to buy a sony srs x7 bluetooth speaker which also supports airplay only on 2.4GHz wifi internet.
If i wanna connect that speaker to Mac-mini's hotspot, should i change the wifi-channel of mac-mini to 2.4GHz band? or, can mac mini provides wifi hotspot for both 2.4GHz and 5GHz simultaneously?

Bluetooth is a different network than the wifi network. BT is 2.4 GHz only while wifi cn be 2.4 and/or 5 GHz.
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Mac Mini refusing to support res greater than 1280x1024

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I'm trying to set up a Mac Mini for my family, and have been having trouble getting both XP (via bootcamp) and Leopard to support my 24" monitor's native widescreen resolution of 1920x1200. When I go to the Display setup menu the max res it lets me select is 1280x1024. I've searched google for a solution but can't seem to find any... I've connected the monitor using a DVI cable, but using a VGA/D-SUB doesn't seem to make any difference.
In XP I've upgraded the graphics display drivers to no avail.
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TIA.

Thanks for the reply.
It is indeed a brand new Mac Mini with Leopard running on it. The monitor's an old, discontinued LG L2320T. I can't really tell whether it's being detected properly or not (can't find a mention of the name/model anywhere except the profile name seems to have been set up correctly). I'm pretty sure the TFT's max/native refresh rate is 60Hz, and I've left it as such (had some issues when it was accidentally set to 75Hz). The monitor definitely does 1920x1200 in XP (we had it hooked up to a windows box before).
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Does the newest mac mini ($799 one) support intel vt-d when use the virtual machine like fusion?

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Mac Mini Late 2009 support white Apple Remote?

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I have all my music on an external hard drive. It is on iTunes on my old Mac mini, which cannot support the new OS, which in turn means I cannot get iTunes match. I have a new Air. What is the best way to get my music where I want/need it?

anybody have any idea how I should get that music from the hard drive to the air without having it docked all the time?

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Can I get that to work through Home Sharing?
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Could Mac mini support 1080p120hz TV/monitor?

I've tried to connect my Mac mini (2.5Ghz/4GB/AMD Radeon HD 6630M) to my 120Hz Sony 3D TV and Dell Alienware 120Hz Monitor. Unfortunately, it recongnize both of the TV and monitor as 1080p60hz device.
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Does Thunder bolt port in mac mini support video and audio

Please let me know thunderbolt or mini display port in mac mini does support voice and video. If I connect this Thunderbolt port to a TV using the mini display port to HDMI cable, will I get both audio and video in TV.

bjones981 wrote:
Please let me know thunderbolt or mini display port in mac mini does support voice and video. If I connect this Thunderbolt port to a TV using the mini display port to HDMI cable, will I get both audio and video in TV.
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