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I have had various XPS 15 and I don't agree. The biggest source of thermal issue comes from discrete graphics (nvidia) in powered state. Disabling it (which I
by ht85 4y ago
I have had various XPS 15 and I don't agree.
The biggest source of thermal issue comes from discrete graphics (nvidia) in powered state. Disabling it (which I know can be tricky on linux) or opting for a machine with integrated graphics solves it.
As for the CPU you get to pick your poison. With hyper-threading and turbo-boost, fans will be spinning most of the time. If you disable both you get 100% passive cooling.
- EUROCARE 4y agoIf I disabled both, the computer (which had i9) got less usable than my current fanless M1 Air.