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Apple targets thermal performance issues on 2018 MacBook Pros with software update
Well, something clearly was wrong, so more power to Apple if they can fix it with a software update. I'm glad if the fix is that simple. The ignorant, namely me, can jump to all sorts of wrong conclusions about certain problems. I'm just glad it isn't as bad as many of us thought it was. My first guess would always be inadequate cooling because Apple computers have had such problems in the past. I automatically equate slim cases with poor airflow as being a serious problem in regards to Apple's desktop/laptop computer performance. From my perspective, Apple seems quite happy to compromise performance in order to have a good-looking, slim product. Sorry, but that's how I see it even if I'm wrong. -
Test suggests 2018 MacBook Pro can't keep up with Intel Core i9 chip's thermal demands
If it's a Jony Ive design, then I'm sure it will end up thermal throttling long before some other companies' design. Jony Ive's quest for thinness will always hamper cooling. I'm being sarcastic but I'm willing to bet I'm right. I've also heard of Apple being cheap and careless when it comes to the application of thermal paste. So sad. Apple has the power to do things right but seems to be getting lazy and that's just so unfair to loyal Apple product users. If I'm wrong, then I truly apologize but it just seems that's how things are at Apple. There's no point in Apple using high-performance components if they can't fully take advantage of them. -
Apple's new leather MacBook Sleeve is finely crafted and high quality -- but at a cost
Whenever some Apple product is reviewed, the caveat is always the high cost. As long as there are consumers willing to pay for Apple kit, Apple will continue to charge high prices. It's that ugly matter of supply and demand. I have often wondered how long Apple can get consumers to pay more, but they manage to do so as new consumers come along. Anyway, that sleeve is nothing I would consider buying so I have nothing much to say about whether it cost too much or not. More power to those consumers who can easily afford whatever Apple sells. I'm truly happy for them and maybe in my next life, I'll have that good fortune. -
Apple refreshes MacBook Pro with six-core processors, 32GB of RAM
rhinotuff said:Awesome! Now bring on the Mac Mini refresh! -
Apple gets free product placement at the World Cup -- and everywhere else, too