I switched my rMBP 15 to the highest model yesterday. The temperature on this model is significantly lower. Any reason for this? I thought the higher end processor and SSD would have added more heat. Perhaps my last model had problems ^^
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Lower Temperature With Higher End rMBP
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more specs please, maybe your first machine was a lemon and now you have an apple.
With a maxed out rMBP, Foxconn (Apple's manufacturer) takes special cares when applying the thermal paste...
Apple should offer this 'special service' as a paid option when ordering base models...
or maybe they were running low on thermal paste supplies
Bravo!
Again you are one of my fave posters, you have a great sense of humor, some people don't for sure but I do. Thank you. Yes - if the company is already charging so much why not charge more for elite special services like take more care + fruity care.
With a maxed out rMBP, Foxconn (Apple's manufacturer) takes special cares when applying the thermal paste...
Apple should offer this 'special service' as a paid option when ordering base models...
Again you are one of my fave posters, you have a great sense of humor, some people don't for sure but I do. Thank you. Yes - if the company is already charging so much why not charge more for elite special services like take more care + fruity care.
What?
It's a play on words. Other side of the brain, switch now. There you go.
I tend not to like typing out the names of products and companies because as long as I don't benefit from providing them mass-free advertisement / mentions, no product placement fees charged, then I will play on words. Only people who use the other side of their brain and have a sense of humor may get it. *Winks*
Yep! ^_^ I also would type big shiny red fruit company. Ya, basically I don't give free ad time / plugs to companies who don't pay me for each time I mention their products / services.