16" base and 21.5 4k and I get higher fan speeds. when watching Netflix it goes even higher
Weird, I’m not getting this. What is your room temperature? I only have it coming up when I’m running my windows 10 VM.
16" base and 21.5 4k and I get higher fan speeds. when watching Netflix it goes even higher
room temperature was 80 degrees but I had a slow fan above. I plugged things up again today and saw the fans were 1800s at the beginning for 5 min but then I turned YouTube on and noticed the fans rose to 2200 and the graphic memory filled maybe 65%. I turned off YouTube and 5 min later I see fans are 2500 and Mac case is warm which isn't comfortable for 80s degree days.Weird, I’m not getting this. What is your room temperature? I only have it coming up when I’m running my windows 10 VM.
room temperature was 80 degrees but I had a slow fan above. I plugged things up again today and saw the fans were 1800s at the beginning for 5 min but then I turned YouTube on and noticed the fans rose to 2200 and the graphic memory filled maybe 65%. I turned off YouTube and 5 min later I see fans are 2500 and Mac case is warm which isn't comfortable for 80s degree days.
I guess its a nice setup for winter. next ill cool everything of and just use it for documents without turning on any video pages to see if it stays at 1800 fans long duration.
I don’t know how you’re treating your devices, but in my experience over the last 20 years, Apple devices from phones to notebooks last well over six years. None have exhibited swelled batteries.I saw the comments calculating the value based on a 7-year/10-year lifetime
In my opinion, new devices last 1.5 years in average, you usually get a swollen battery if you use it too much
So best to calculate things based on having to sell the device in 1.5 years for 40% of the original purchase value
With this method, which was my experience for the last 3+ years, it's a $100/mo subscription service at best - is it worth it? Probably