The problem of laptop heating was solved by disabling the TurboBoost mode. It turns out that Intel and Apple are misleading users about the speed of processors. Yes, they will work as advertised in TurboBoost mode, only the laptop will be like a frying pan. If you disable this TurboBoost mode, then it seems to work quietly. There are no complaints. Pros below: The keys click divinely. The smell of the laptop as new. The sound is fantastic. Screenshot! Some cons: The laptop under full load starts to warm up and its performance drops. Fans begin to roar on normal, it seems, tasks. The laptop itself heats up from below, which can burn you directly. Fans hum and cool, everything returns to normal. Apple has a discussion on the forum about this problem. Some bug in this model. Hopefully it will be fixed with a software ate.
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