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iPhone 15 Pro Max Thermalgate (yup, it's happening): Pics of how you're coping
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Apple has already issued a statement confirming the issue and is addressing it. This discussion is basically over unless the software remedies don’t work. If it doesn’t work then the discussion is fluid again.
To answer this question doesn’t matter as I’m just some guy on an internet forum. That would be the criticism when I say anything - the same apples to everyone else here unless they identify themselves and their credentials. I never ran any benchmarks - did you? This guy had something to say:
Kuo: iPhone 15 Pro Overheating Issues Likely Due to Thermal Compromises, Not 3nm Node
Complaints about heat issues with the iPhone 15 Pro models are not related to TSMC's 3-nanometer node that was used for the A17 Pro chip,...
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Apple has already issued a statement confirming the issue and is addressing it. This discussion is basically over unless the software remedies don’t work. If it doesn’t work then the discussion is fluid again.
I never made the mistake of installing it.
Ok so you'll keep making more nonsense claims but completely refuse to answer any questions that refute the things you're claiming.
Astounding. Aren't you worried that anyone can just read your posts and mine and see what you're doing?
Apple has directly contradicted Kuo’s statement, which isn’t surprising considering he’s a supply chain analyst rather than a materials engineer.This guy had something to say:
Kuo: iPhone 15 Pro Overheating Issues Likely Due to Thermal Compromises, Not 3nm Node
Complaints about heat issues with the iPhone 15 Pro models are not related to TSMC's 3-nanometer node that was used for the A17 Pro chip,...
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To answer this question doesn’t matter as I’m just some guy on an internet forum. That would be the criticism when I say anything - the same apples to everyone else here unless they identify themselves and their credentials. I never ran any benchmarks - did you? This guy had something to say:
Kuo: iPhone 15 Pro Overheating Issues Likely Due to Thermal Compromises, Not 3nm Node
Complaints about heat issues with the iPhone 15 Pro models are not related to TSMC's 3-nanometer node that was used for the A17 Pro chip,...
Apple has already issued a statement confirming the issue and is addressing it. This discussion is basically over unless the software remedies don’t work. If it doesn’t work then the discussion is fluid again.
Apple Says iPhone 15 Pro's Titanium Frame Does Not Contribute to Overheating Issue
Apple today said it plans to release an iOS 17 software update with a bug fix for the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max overheating issue, and the...
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What make you think that Kuo guy has better idea than Apple about the subject?
If our real names and reputations were on the line then it would matter. But nobody knows who we are so who cares. I’m not even overweight, the Fat_Guy was as close to Phat_Guy as I could get in the early days. Arguing with shadows of real people is not fulfilling in the end. For what it’s worth, my best friends were almost all originally people I could not stand to be around.
Let Apple do its thing and then evaluate it and what it was not.
Apple themselves said it’s a software bug. I haven’t had any overheating issues on my 15 pro. Meanwhile my 14 pro got noticeably warm quite frequently.
About iPhone getting hotter. I really think it’s software and I almost sure it’s Contact Poster feature.
I thought that my 15 Pro isn’t affected but I found it is. It’s getting hotter only on phone calls and while creating or editing Contact Posters in Messages app.
I thought that my 15 Pro isn’t affected but I found it is. It’s getting hotter only on phone calls and while creating or editing Contact Posters in Messages app.
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I wish this were the case. I've tested this several times, but it seems to happen inconsistently with or without contact posters.
Personally, I care about being honest and trying to find out the truth. From what you're saying it seems like that's not the motivation behind your posts, and you fully admit that and just don't care because you can't be held accountable for it. Weak.
Why pretend you're looking forward to "evaluating" anything when you've shown that you actually just want to further narratives about titanium being bad, and throttling from future updates being inevitable, and proudly ignoring all evidence to the contrary?
I solved the overheating problem during calls by installing 17.1 however I always suspected that the Poster feature also was to blame.
This morning I edited a few contacts by changing the poster and just after less that 10 it became very hot and lost 5 point of battery
iPhone 15 OverheatGate Seems to Be a Nothingburger
Blaming it on the new titanium frame was just wild speculation on Kuo’s part, and by all evidence is *completely wrong*.
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There we go. The titanium frame is actually better for heat dissipation (obvious to anyone who actually tested it), there's nothing wrong with the cooling, the issue was iOS and apps, and Apple is not going to throttle the SoC.
Never before on this website and social media have I seen such unthinking pushing of misinformation and inaccurate baseless claims. I'm glad someone has finally, finally published a researched article about this whole debacle.
This website probably wouldn’t be profitable without all the clicks misinformation and baseless claims generate.
You‘ve kinda burst the bubble now knowing you aren’t actually a fat guy. I think you need to change your username. 😂
I'm coping by not having the issue, at all. Got my 15 Pro on Friday and I have felt literally no heat while using it, including using Instagram and playing games.
My 15 Pro Max gets warm (nowhere near hot, though) when I'm running the Antutu or 3DMark benchmarking apps, which is totally expected.
iPhone 15 OverheatGate Seems to Be a Nothingburger
Blaming it on the new titanium frame was just wild speculation on Kuo’s part, and by all evidence is *completely wrong*.
There we go. The titanium frame is actually better for heat dissipation (obvious to anyone who actually tested it), there's nothing wrong with the cooling, the issue was iOS and apps, and Apple is not going to throttle the SoC.
Never before on this website and social media have I seen such unthinking pushing of misinformation and inaccurate baseless claims. I'm glad someone has finally, finally published a researched article about this whole debacle.
The entertaining part for me: I haven't purchased the 15 Pro or 15PM yet; I'm just here for the jokes. 😁
BL.
Not sure where this 'It's the titanium' thing started but that was BS from the start. It's software if it happens, mine does not get hot, the only time I feel any warmth is when I have the camera open. Playing Genshin doesn't even make much heat.