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I was talking to a friend of mine who also has a Powerbook Aluminum and we both noticed that over the past 2 months or so our Powerbooks seem to be running hotter than before after dowloading all these Apple software updates. Has anybody else noticed this as well?
It never seemed like a problem before, especially b/c I normally use it on a desk, but not we can feel a large amount of heat coming out of the keyboard and it makes our hands sweat. We're not doing anything too intensive, Firefox, Word, iTunes, and video streaming over the net(i.e. CNET.com), not necessarily all at the same time. Anything else more intensive, i.e. Garageband, there's a very noticeable amount of heat coming from the machine, which is understandable, but on the lower impact programs, there's still a lot of heat coming from the machines.
It never seemed like a problem before, especially b/c I normally use it on a desk, but not we can feel a large amount of heat coming out of the keyboard and it makes our hands sweat. We're not doing anything too intensive, Firefox, Word, iTunes, and video streaming over the net(i.e. CNET.com), not necessarily all at the same time. Anything else more intensive, i.e. Garageband, there's a very noticeable amount of heat coming from the machine, which is understandable, but on the lower impact programs, there's still a lot of heat coming from the machines.