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New warning from Apple with their new firmware update regarding Mac Book Pros,

 

 

 

"Do not leave the bottom of your MacBook Pro in contact with your lap or any surface of your body for extended periods. Prolonged contact with your body could cause discomfort and potentially a burn"

 

Is this warning just Apple protecting itself from lawsuits? Or is it a excessively litigeous answer to "ow this thing is hot"?

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100C? no way, that's the boiling point of water. you can cook eggs on that.

I think it's unhealthy to put any laptop on your body for long period of time, I always put mine on my stomach to watch DVDs, it usually makes my stomach feel discomfort after a movie. So I stopped doing that. I sould build a small table to on me to mount the laptop.

100C? no way, that's the boiling point of water. you can cook eggs on that.

I think it's unhealthy to put any laptop on your body for long period of time, I always put mine on my stomach to watch DVDs, it usually makes my stomach feel discomfort after a movie. So I stopped doing that. I sould build a small table to on me to mount the laptop.

 

yeah it gotten hotter... If I feel like risking it, I'll snap a screenshot

 

Anyways, here's my proof

i'm not very technically skilled... (hand tremors)

 

and Apple said there is nothing wrong with my computer; it is "within specs"

 

So I'm pretty stuck. It's only got to last me a year or so... I replace mine at pretty consistent intervals, I'll raise hell if something goes terribly wrong. However, I did implement back-up drives to my setup for the first time (just in case). But that's something I should be doing anyways so I don't really see that as an inconvience.

 

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Thats way too hot.

No wonder you get that high temps, look at Apple's instructions on how to apple thermal paste on a MacBook..

I would open it and apply paste correctly or send to Apple.

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Man, look at all the goop on the right one. The left one looks bad in terms of thermal paste amount, but the right one is waaaaay too much.

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My Toshiba gets close right now it shows 70C just sitting. But when trying to play games or somthing it goes up to around 100C or higher. I can't believe this little Intel Celeron M processor can survive. :P

 

EDIT: Let me see how hot it gets after playing a little Halo. :blink: It went up to 90C.

Hah and everyone puts down dell in their cheap parts my dell runs at 60C stock, 70-80C on load. The video card (NVIDIA GeForce 6800 Go) runs at 60C idle 85C extreme load. Go dell! My next laptop will be a mac though, i need a lighter laptop, this is more of a games/movie laptop

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