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They've had thermal throttling issues in some of their high end ones, so maybe there are reasons why they are ignored. For a person who is just going to use th
by mahyarm 10y ago
They've had thermal throttling issues in some of their high end ones, so maybe there are reasons why they are ignored.
For a person who is just going to use their laptop as a browser, email, WebEx & MS office machine, that doesn't matter as much.
- X-Istence 10y agoI've got an EliteBook that has issues with this... at high load after about 10 - 15 minutes it throttles itself WAY back because it can't get rid of the heat.
- shakna 10y agoI was happy with my HP till I moved north of Darwin: 99% humidity, 34C/93F 9 months of the year. It became impossible to use unless I wanted to cool my workspace to the point where stepping in and out of the workspace all day could shock my system. I switched to a Thinkpad. It worked. Humidity/dust killed it, like everything else, but it took 18 months.