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Their latest laptops barely if ever turn on their fans. Your link references the prior Intel generation.

• stouset 5y ago
  I’ve run my M1 Max all night blasting every core doing heavily vectorized math computations and when I come back in the morning the small room it was in isn’t even noticeably warmer than ambient temperature and the fans aren’t even on.
  • eertami 5y ago
    Isn't the M1 Max pulling like 30-40W tops? I don't understand why that would ever be expected to create a noticeable temperature change. I doubt any laptop CPU would create a noticeable difference.
    • jquery 5y ago
      Yeah, low power draw is kind of the M1 Max’s thing. My desktop PC crushes the M1 Max when doing workstation type tasks. But for content consumption and even light workloads it’s very efficient.
    • stouset 5y ago
      That's kind of my point.
  • jquery 5y ago
    Meanwhile I can use my desktop as a personal heater if I max it out (Threadripper Pro 64 cores).