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Apple Computing Products:
macOS - Notebook Hardware
macbook pro goes up to 80 Celsius playing Starcraft 2
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<blockquote data-quote="6string" data-source="post: 1092045" data-attributes="member: 120039"><p>Other than battery life, it is unknown as to what damage it can do as far as the logic board goes, or that coming from the excessive constant vibration.</p><p>Macs are designed the way they are for good reason, by engineers who have put much time into it.</p><p>As far as dissembling a laptop for gaming operation, and leaving it vulnerable to things getting into it, and having the fans go full ball, is just not a very good idea, especially for someone with a relatively new Mac.</p><p>The OP's MBP is running at totally acceptable temps, esp while playing Starcraft 2, yet alone if he/she were just on a Skype video chat.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="6string, post: 1092045, member: 120039"] Other than battery life, it is unknown as to what damage it can do as far as the logic board goes, or that coming from the excessive constant vibration. Macs are designed the way they are for good reason, by engineers who have put much time into it. As far as dissembling a laptop for gaming operation, and leaving it vulnerable to things getting into it, and having the fans go full ball, is just not a very good idea, especially for someone with a relatively new Mac. The OP's MBP is running at totally acceptable temps, esp while playing Starcraft 2, yet alone if he/she were just on a Skype video chat. [/QUOTE]
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