I fairly frequently see 82-83 degrees C on my i5 rMBP.
Yeah Powershell & Windows remote server admin... Stuff that belongs to windows server management...Not to be rude but come on, there are plenty.
Well Windows Remote Server Administration Tools to start. Then powershell. Then a proper Outlook as Mac outlook lacks many Exchange integration features. Then Internet explorer for those ****** websites that require it. Then MS project (sorry those Linux and Mac apps aren't Project). Then there are CAD packages which have Linux options but not Mac.
Anyways I'll stop there.
Flexicloud, stamps.com app the list goes on.
What program are you guys using to see temps? Forgive I'm originally from the Windows side when I had my gaming PC with a CPU water cooler and fan control. Never any worry lol.
Yeah Powershell & Windows remote server admin... Stuff that belongs to windows server management...
But for any professionnal software, there is an equivalent: Project there are tons of clone that even manage native project file format, Outlook has the Beta 2015 that works flawlessly with any exchange, and for IE, no luck that some website are still relying on non standard code. IE is just PURE garbage, even MS is dropping the name in favor of Spartan.
I work for an extremely large IT company and even if we run under Exchange+Lync/AD/Farms etc many users are running on Mac OS.
Those project apps are not equivalent to MS Project. Also I haven't tried Outlook 2016 Beta so I can't comment if all the deficiencies are fixed. I agree IE is garbage but you and I can't always choose what systems our companies buy so we get stuck supporting ****.
I'll go through my Win Vm and post more apps later since you still don't believe there aren't always viable alternatives.
Intel States throttling will occur at 95 unless this has been changed
What program are you guys using to see temps? Forgive I'm originally from the Windows side when I had my gaming PC with a CPU water cooler and fan control. Never any worry lol.
Intel States throttling will occur at 95 unless this has been changed
So "sexy" is more improtant than performance for your laptop?
I have a copy of fusion I can try. This review seems to indicate fusion may be more efficient on the host machine.
http://www.tekrevue.com/parallels-10-fusion-7-virtualbox-benchmark/12/
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My rMP seems to throttle and hold around 70C on the CPU.
Don't bother do that, I do understand that there are some niche app that do not exactly exist on mac (I do have Parallels with Windows 8 too) but for the mainstream business user, everything is available.
and yeah, you are correct it's Office 2016 )
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This can be changed by OEM. Intel just gives the maximum recommended
Excel in Office 2016 for Mac does not have MS Power query, Power pivot, Power view or Power BI. (Let's just throw in Power Map while we're at it)
Some "powerful" features missing there ...
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Nothing wrong with that. It's like criticizing someone for wanting a BMW because they like the way it looks and its build quality when they can instead get a Ford with more torque and horsepower. Some people may not want a car for its horsepower.
if the 1.2 throttles, does it means it is better to order a 1.1 price/performance wise?
Lots of interestingly useless dialogue in this thread. "It's throttling" is a funny notion here considering the screenshots. The OP has icons in the menu bar almost across the entire screen, has a ton of applications open, and to top it all off is running a Virtual Machine that is running and also updating the OS which is very intensive work!
The computer is fanless. Gee I wonder why it's throttling?
This workload would be big for any computer and one with a fan would likely be running at full fan speed for the virtual machine alone. If it didn't throttle, the computer would be dead.
This post amounts to "no duh." 99% of users would never do any of the things shown on screen.
The 1.1 uses a higher wattage to maintain itself over the 1.2
I think that we know that for other manufacturers; do we actually know that for Apple and the rMB? Asking, not arguing.
I think that we know that for other manufacturers; do we actually know that for Apple and the rMB? Asking, not arguing.