eRondeau said:Hey, I'm no Mac genius, but I'm wondering what kind of load you were putting on the CPU when it got so hot. Had you been running iDVD for two hours? Did you have every single application in your dock running at the same time? I've found that my 1GHz G4 iBook stays relatively cool (yes on my lap, or on my bed, or wherever...) as long as I only run one or two applications at a time. When I'm done with something I shut it down. Right now I've only got Mail & Safari running and Temperature Monitor Lite says I'm at a balmy 42-degrees Celcius and holding. But I know from experience that iTunes will bump it up a bit, and iMove or iDVD will soon start the fan running. Nothing is free in this world, and the price of performance is heat.
PS -- Your lawyer wants you to take some photos of your burn, on film if possible.
bodeh6 said:I heard that Powerbooks could sterilize men so that is why I got the iBook.![]()
Because of your new Steve Jobs avatar, I thought you were iGary.katie ta achoo said:![]()
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In my experience, the iBook gets hotter than the PB!
I'm so glad I don't have to worry about that kinda stuff, and if I ever get a Mac for my (yet to be named) boyfriend/husband/man who buys me things he's getting a Mini!
Or steel boxers. That'd be so cool!
Rod Rod said:Because of your new Steve Jobs avatar, I thought you were iGary.
bodeh6 said:I heard that Powerbooks could sterilize men so that is why I got the iBook.![]()
I know this is kinda OT (but that's my style)Xephian said:Wow, Lol. My 17" PB gets really hot at times too. Not very comfortable to use on your lap for a long time.
Sorry! I didn't find the crystal ball thing nauseating. I just had to do a double-take is all.katie ta achoo said:bla. Due to the iGary confusion and massive nausea that comes with watching it for more than 2 seconds, I'll make a new one tonight.
Nice.katie ta achoo said:edit:
now, delightfully wiggly alan greenspan. Enjoy.
/still needs an army
//and learn how to be OT.
katie ta achoo said:I lay down, prop my upper body up to about a 45 degree angle, move my feet so that they're under my knees and rest the powerbook's hinge-edge on my thighs, and latch button on my ombligo.
like this:
(feet side) /\_/()<-- pillow
(BEHOLD MY ASCII!!)