Ive had my new macbook for a little over 24 hours now(2ghz quad), and I feel that it runs a little too hot, especially considering im ONLY web browsing and watching a few videos on Youtube. Currently, my CPU temp is around 60-60C. Is this normal?
The 15-inch MacBook Pro held up well during our heat test, where we play a Hulu video at full screen for 15 minutes. The space between the G and H keys registered 90 degrees Fahrenheit, and the touchpad measured just 83 degrees. However, the back rear bottom of the notebook reached an uncomfortable 106 degrees.
2011 MBPs (or Flash) don't support hardware acceleration yet so yes, it is still bad as the decoding is done by the CPU. Even with HW acceleration, the CPU usage can be rather high.
2011 MBPs (or Flash) don't support hardware acceleration yet so yes, it is still bad as the decoding is done by the CPU. Even with HW acceleration, the CPU usage can be rather high.
This reference describes the Video Decode Acceleration framework available on Mac OS X 10.6.3 and later with Mac models equipped with the NVIDIA GeForce 9400M, GeForce 320M or GeForce GT 330M.
I would expect Apple to expand the support for Intel HD 3000 at least but we still need to wait for an updated Flash player that will support the new GPUs.