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DeanL

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Excellent, I figured as much but I have been looking for confirmation. Thanks for posting this. I have the upper model 13" right now and the machine is amazing across the board. Glad to know this will fix any throttling issues also.
 
So since they are not even shipping with Mojave yet, every 2018 MacBook Pro purchased since introduced till Mojave is out will essentially have the problem, unless the user manually fixes it via updates....
 
So since they are not even shipping with Mojave yet, every 2018 MacBook Pro purchased since introduced till Mojave is out will essentially have the problem, unless the user manually fixes it via updates....

They can ship it with an updated version of macOS.
 
So since they are not even shipping with Mojave yet, every 2018 MacBook Pro purchased since introduced till Mojave is out will essentially have the problem, unless the user manually fixes it via updates....

There will almost certainly be a unifying high sierra .7 update that brings all machines to same OS version soon.
 
Craig is great. I was surprised when he replied to my e-mail early last year when I was having issues with Window Server performance on OS X El Capitan and macOS Sierra. We had numerous exchanges on the issue. His team addressed it in macOS High Sierra with Metal now powering the Window Server.

It's just a shame we have to contact the executive team directly to get answers we should be able to get through AppleCare. I should have been able to send the same logs through AppleCare, for them to forward it to an engineer in California, to get the same answer. But perhaps it might not have been prioritised quite as quickly if I went down that route.
 
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