D Durazing macrumors newbie Original poster May 3, 2010 15 0 Feb 27, 2011 #1 Any credence to this? Any reason why a 17" would run cooler than the equivalent 15"? Curious...
ayeying macrumors 601 Dec 5, 2007 4,547 13 Yay Area, CA Feb 27, 2011 #2 Larger, more surface area for heatsink/heat transfer?
D Durazing macrumors newbie Original poster May 3, 2010 15 0 Feb 28, 2011 #3 such things as surface area etc would suggest yes. however i am curious as to if there is any hard data out there supporting what i suspect to be true. also is it relevant or compelling enough to favour a 17 over a 15? Last edited: Feb 28, 2011
such things as surface area etc would suggest yes. however i am curious as to if there is any hard data out there supporting what i suspect to be true. also is it relevant or compelling enough to favour a 17 over a 15?
T T-bag Guest Jan 20, 2011 147 0 Feb 28, 2011 #4 Which is what he was giving you. Aluminum is a "heat-leading" material. More surface is better for cooling.
Which is what he was giving you. Aluminum is a "heat-leading" material. More surface is better for cooling.