Ok, thanks. That's what I was thinking just wanted to get a second opinion. I have been watching the temps with istat and everything seems to be fine, even when I'm loading it out with ps, illy, and indesign. While running the browser, email and font manager. Oh and let's not forget iTunes. Lol, I think you could say I'm a multi tasker.
I have a different opinion, there is too little space for it to get sufficient cooling, you could make some small fans on the back to have some airflow.
I myself would not use it like that.
Listen to this guy ^
I trust him more than me ;p
Although I stay with my opinion I like that spot for myself, if anything happens that's what Applecares for
Ok, this is under my desk the file cabinet it is sitting on top of is not connected to the desk it has rollers on the bottom of it and can be moved. But never the less this is what it looks like from a side view so you can see the where the front and back are. I have the vents facing an open area
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That being said, about 3 feet from where the computer is sitting there is an ac vent. My toes are constantly freezing because my wife likes it cold in the house. Do you think it helps that the vent is under my desk also?
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I'd be more worried about any expansion of the wood...doesn't look like there's much space in there. A few centimeters of expansion and you've got a jammed MBP or worse.
if the temps in istat are alright, there should be no problem. Especially with the air conditioning vent being so close.Ok, thanks. That's what I was thinking just wanted to get a second opinion. I have been watching the temps with istat and everything seems to be fine, even when I'm loading it out with ps, illy, and indesign. While running the browser, email and font manager. Oh and let's not forget iTunes. Lol, I think you could say I'm a multi tasker.
if its shut down/sleep why would it need airflow