Modding Macbook Pro

No...


What the hell... You do realise that the reason the unibody heats up is because it conducts the heat from the internals to outside. You remove that, it dies.

Also, just no. What the hell?

 

If someone could do what your asking, and they can't, $400 wouldn't touch it. May I ask what you would like it to be made out of?

 

Yes, but you're going to end up paying much more than $400 for it, especially if you expect the system builder to rip out the existing components for you. If these are the features you want or need, don't use a MacBook, and expect to pay upwards of $4,000 for the upgrade.

 

It is not designed to conduct heat, open one up and you will see for yourself that every effort has been made to do just the opposite, using thermal insulating pads, and plastics in places to prevent heat from sinking into the aluminium chassis. The reason the chassis does heat up somewhat is that the air blowing out of the heatsink at the back is forced over the aluminium where the screen hinge diverts its flow, that heating is actually having a negative effect on cooling, as that heat would be discharged into the air were it not absorbed by the aluminium chassis.

Even the mechanical mount points for the heatsinks are attached directly to the logic board in order to prevent them coming into contact with the unibody chassis and transferring heat. If the material was changed to anything else, the cooling properties would not change.