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Won't work on M processors, (un)fortunately.
by moralestapia 5mo ago
Won't work on M processors, (un)fortunately.
- therein 5mo agoHonestly m1 was very cool no matter what workload you threw at it but at this point m4 max does get pretty hot even with just web browsing.
- gpm 5mo agoI've definitely had my m1 air get uncomfortably hot to touch - particularly right above the keyboard. (While doing developery things)
- inventor7777 5mo agoCan't say I've ever thought of a word like "developery", but now that I've seen it I like it a lot :-)
- mjmas 5mo agohttps://xkcd.com/1172/ https://xkcd.com/1172/
- nullbyte 5mo agosanest emacs user
- RAZKOM 5mo agoThere really is an xkcd for everything
- lifestyleguru 5mo agoTBH there was a shameful period when producers were "reinventing" QWERTY keyboard and had a better idea whether Ctrl key should be present and where it should be located. Remember when Apple removed the Esc key?
- dajonker 5mo agoI recently installed an app to manually activate the fans on my MacBook Pro M1 Pro as I've never been able to trigger them over the past 4+ years. Just to check whether the fans even work (they do).
- amluto 5mo agoYou must be using only lame languages like C or Go or Python that aren’t optimized for laptop warming during compilation. Try using a Real Language with a Real Compiler, like C++ or Rust or Swift, and build decent-sized projects using all cores. (All joking aside, this is why I have a MacBook Pro. Compilation easily hits the Air’s thermal limits and the performance boost on the Pro with its fan is impressive.)
- woozlewuzzle 5mo agoYou could also build Chromium from source. It makes my M1 Max's fans sing.
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- asdff 5mo agoI get them going full blast in 2 minutes from cities skylines.
- tom_ 5mo agoI left my Mac Studio running at 100% CPU on all cores for 14 hours, and the case ended up noticeably warm to the touch. It is possible!
- asdff 5mo agoTry increasing to 10 cores. Works on my m3 pro.