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> a bit much for something that sits in your lap Here's a review that tested sustained gaming workloads on the M3 Air. > During the game, the surface temperat
by GeekyBear 3y ago
> a bit much for something that sits in your lap
Here's a review that tested sustained gaming workloads on the M3 Air.
> During the game, the surface temperatures of the laptop certainly got warmer, though never uncomfortably hot. Many gaming laptops I’ve reviewed get much hotter (and louder, of course) during games. Looking at you, Razer Blade.
https://www.digitaltrends.com/computing/macbook-air-m3-gaming-performance/ https://www.digitaltrends.com/computing/macbook-air-m3-gamin...
- nottorp 3y ago> never uncomfortably hot Well, that's like "never uncomfortably loud" for video card fans. In the eye of the beholder.
- GeekyBear 3y agoFearmongering aside, from what I've seen, the reviews say it gets warm but not hot. Tom's Guide broke out the thermal gun and said the hot spot on the bottom of the 13 inch model was about four degrees F above normal body temps while running Cinebench on a loop. The 15 inch one got about 9 degrees F above body temp. You certainly wouldn't need to worry about melting your table.