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Funny thing: I use Teams on an i9 MacBook Pro 16" and _HAD_ this problem. The issue is that if an i9 overheats, the ONLY symptom is that the CPU slows down and
by cjensen 4y ago
Funny thing: I use Teams on an i9 MacBook Pro 16" and _HAD_ this problem.
The issue is that if an i9 overheats, the ONLY symptom is that the CPU slows down and you will never know this happened. No report about heat is generated.
For me, the issue happened with Teams plus an External Monitor. An External Monitor lights up the discrete GPU and then it didn't take much CPU usage to push the system into slowdown mode.
Fix was a Genius Bar appointment to have them open and vacuum dust from inside the 2 year-old MacBook Pro. It's back to being perfect.