Hi, I purchased an M4 (10-core) Mac Mini with 24GB RAM and a 512GB SSD yesterday (13th March), but I didn't realize that upgrading to the 32GB model would cost an extra £200—a worthwhile investment for LLM development. Is there a process where I can pay the additional amount to upgrade to the 32GB model? I'm within walking distance of an Apple Store and can visit in person if needed. Thank you!
I'm within walking distance of an Apple Store and can visit in person if needed
Did you buy the computer there, or directly from the Apple online store? Only devices bought those two ways qualify for Apple's 14-day return policy.
If you bought from a reseller, even an Apple Authorized Service Provider, that seller's return policy applies.
Ref: Returns & Refunds - Shopping Help - Apple
Also, you are NOT addressing Apple on these forums. We are all end users just like you! Apple is the host however they do NOT read or reply to these forums.
+1 on the advice for returning the original computer. If you bought it directly from Apple, you have up to 14 days to return it for any reason.
You have 14 days to return without issue. However for the model you want you would probably have to order.
Do you really think adding 50% more RAM will make the slightest difference to the performance?
Just bought product would like to change it to a better option
