Hello,
has anyone tested how hot the new CPU gets? I came across this subject by moving my music to iPhone via sync and cable. I noticed that the iTunes feature " Convert higher bit rates to 192 AAC " makes my Intel Mac literally blow away for hours if you copy a lot of music data to your iPhone.
- - -> 2 simultaneous audio codecs is the max the Intel can support without the CPU reaching 78° for hours.
How are the speacs with the M1 chip? Since the video and graphics processor and microprocessor are now
combined in one thin tiny chip. I wonder how the "coolness" factor works there.
The aluminium case plate under the mac is real "heat conductor". If I wouldn't lift up the MacbookPro by 2cm
from the ground, I'm sure the MacbookPro would literally burn during the sync process for hours and hours.
Regards,
Black Baron
has anyone tested how hot the new CPU gets? I came across this subject by moving my music to iPhone via sync and cable. I noticed that the iTunes feature " Convert higher bit rates to 192 AAC " makes my Intel Mac literally blow away for hours if you copy a lot of music data to your iPhone.
- - -> 2 simultaneous audio codecs is the max the Intel can support without the CPU reaching 78° for hours.
How are the speacs with the M1 chip? Since the video and graphics processor and microprocessor are now
combined in one thin tiny chip. I wonder how the "coolness" factor works there.
The aluminium case plate under the mac is real "heat conductor". If I wouldn't lift up the MacbookPro by 2cm
from the ground, I'm sure the MacbookPro would literally burn during the sync process for hours and hours.
Regards,
Black Baron
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