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Apple Computing Products:
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problems with heat MBP
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<blockquote data-quote="TomTomTuning" data-source="post: 1014359" data-attributes="member: 68774"><p>It just died one day, computer didn't boot and no display visuals. </p><p>I started noticing my fans would go full speed a lot more often then it did before. Then i started monitoring the temps and i definitely notice something was different. I just wish I knew the specific temperature my computer use to operate before the logic board was replaced.</p><p></p><p>If my temps were around 160F, id be ok but 210F is dam hot. I plan on taking it in this week, hopefully they can figure out whats wrong and cover the charges. </p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>But to the OP: The computer has a thermal shut down feature; so the computer will turn it self off, if it gets "to hot". But make sure the computer has good ventilation; flat surface with the rear of the computer not blocked.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TomTomTuning, post: 1014359, member: 68774"] It just died one day, computer didn't boot and no display visuals. I started noticing my fans would go full speed a lot more often then it did before. Then i started monitoring the temps and i definitely notice something was different. I just wish I knew the specific temperature my computer use to operate before the logic board was replaced. If my temps were around 160F, id be ok but 210F is dam hot. I plan on taking it in this week, hopefully they can figure out whats wrong and cover the charges. But to the OP: The computer has a thermal shut down feature; so the computer will turn it self off, if it gets "to hot". But make sure the computer has good ventilation; flat surface with the rear of the computer not blocked. [/QUOTE]
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