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macOS - Notebook Hardware
Overheating
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<blockquote data-quote="iLewis08" data-source="post: 565560" data-attributes="member: 40161"><p>Yeah there is, i think theres two fans, i was surpised as well, how they fit all that into wat it is them people at apple know there stuff lol,</p><p></p><p>Also to over people sayin that there laptop is 'overheating', and you knw this by putting your hand and feeling, thats the running temperature, for example like a car they have a running temperature and its not cold, but overheating in a car results in the engine stop working,</p><p></p><p>so if the macbook pro is 'overheating' then it will switch itself of as a precaution to stop it from destroying itself or causing danger,</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="iLewis08, post: 565560, member: 40161"] Yeah there is, i think theres two fans, i was surpised as well, how they fit all that into wat it is them people at apple know there stuff lol, Also to over people sayin that there laptop is 'overheating', and you knw this by putting your hand and feeling, thats the running temperature, for example like a car they have a running temperature and its not cold, but overheating in a car results in the engine stop working, so if the macbook pro is 'overheating' then it will switch itself of as a precaution to stop it from destroying itself or causing danger, [/QUOTE]
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