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you just close it
by mr-debil 4y ago
you just close it
- watermelon0 4y agoThat works, but I assume it's not ideal for the airflow.
- zapzupnz 4y agoThe vents just blast backwards when it’s shut.
- sdflhasjd 4y agoI've seen a macbook cook itself doing this, so I'm not sure if it's sufficient
- pornel 4y agoUnlike Intel-based Macs, M1 runs very cool, and even under heavy all-core load doesn't need more than a slight breeze.
- danaris 4y agoAn Intel one, sure. On an M1, first of all, if you're managing to run it at all hot for any length of time, you're doing something extremely impressive, and second of all, I've yet to see my M1 (or hear of anyone's) getting anywhere close to the kind of heat that was considered normal on my last 2 Intel MBPs. I can rest it on my bare legs even when doing things that push the GPU fairly hard; if I'd tried doing that with my last one, I was at the very least asking for severe discomfort.
- Larrikin 4y agoI had no problem on either of my Intel MBP operating them with the lid closed for the two years of the pandemic. I did buy one of those stands that props them up sideways to save on desk space, which also probably helps with cooling as well.
- tinus_hn 4y agoI’m pretty sure back in the days when you couldn’t do this, people were complaining about their MacBook sleeping when they closed it.