Re:If a MacBook Pro runs hot or shows high kernel CPU, try c...
by baybal2 on Thursday April 23, 2020 @07:05PM
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Razer blade, Asus GX501, Asus GM501, Lenovo Y740S, Samsung Odysseus, 2020 Alienware M15, MSI GS65, 2020 Gigabyte Aero
Re:If a MacBook Pro runs hot or shows high kernel CPU, try c...
by huffmsa on Thursday April 23, 2020 @07:49PM
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Can confirm, work issued MBP 13" is vastly slower and hotter than my personal Aero 15x doing the same workload.
And even when the Aero is running games or training a neural net, it's only ~70°C
Re:If a MacBook Pro runs hot or shows high kernel CPU, try c...
by alasdair_ on Thursday April 23, 2020 @07:43PM
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None of those laptops retail for less than $1500. The first one you listed is $3999.
Re:If a MacBook Pro runs hot or shows high kernel CPU, try c...
by smnrchrds on Thursday April 23, 2020 @09:39PM
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A top spec 16" MPB is 6,099 USD. Does it have better thermal design? Doesn't seem so. It is an entirely valid comparison.
Re:If a MacBook Pro runs hot or shows high kernel CPU, try c...
by p1necone on Thursday April 23, 2020 @11:52PM
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baybal2 made two separate claims:
1: The thermal solutions in macbooks are comparable to some $300 laptops
2: Other companies do laptops that are just as thin and powerful as macbooks but have much better thermals.
The list they posted is 2, not 1.
Which "$300 white label laptop" has equivalent thermal design to the 16" MBP?
Which "other makers" actually have "superior thermals in even thinner packages" that are "cheaper"? That sounds like bullshit to me, given what I've seen and experienced in the PC market, where loud fans that run all the time are very common.