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ImNoSuperMan

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Dec 1, 2005
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I m buying one if there are no such issues. Please if any one has got his hands on it(lucky you) then tell me and all bout such issues

please
 

excalibur313

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Jun 7, 2003
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Cambridge, MA
Big news. The firmware update released today drastically reduces the external temperature of my macbook. I can hear the fans spin most of the time now at a low rpm. BUY BUY BUY!
 

RedBull17

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Apr 26, 2006
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Santiago, Chile
excalibur313 said:
Big news. The firmware update released today drastically reduces the external temperature of my macbook. I can hear the fans spin most of the time now at a low rpm. BUY BUY BUY!

Wich firmware update?
 

ImNoSuperMan

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iBlue said:
Your mind is made up, just get the darn thing and enjoy it. What apple laptop isn't reasonably hot and whiny anyway?

My last iBook G4 wasnt at all.
 

n8236

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Mar 1, 2006
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Oddly enough this update did indeed drop the temp, almost 8-10* at idle. (Using CoreDuoTemp to mesure). Before, it was running at 61-62* idle, now it's at 52-54*.

Just ran the mbp at full load (~5 mins), b4 update the temp is 82*. After update, temp seems to of not changed. But there is some inconsistency as the temp fluctuates from 79-82*C more often than it has before, so the update could be trying to keep it cooler. If so, it's around 4-5*.

Keep in mind these temperature readings are for the CPU as the real temp for real world use will actually be cooler.

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Anyone else w/ difference in temp b4 and after update?
 
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