don't forget the screen hinge glue

which degraded overtime and literally broke apart

my unit didnt live that long ...

🤔 i wonder how much that 80+c whole underpart helps with the degradation

then there was one where the side of the screen

you know the bezel part where force is applied when you close and open the monitor

it had a hole in it

effectively making the load bearing part be practically a mm or less in total

sounds like classic :P

thank god i got most of spent money back when i sold it as spare parts to friend

to replace his shitty parts

same thing happened to ipad

those holes ruin the structural integrity

race to idle

>intels >idle ever

the macbook air doesnt need cooling okay

it uses a 5 watt processor

the fan is just to cool the chassis!!!

>cool the chassis

it's not a 12" macbook the cpu has its own heatsink

I'm confused, netbooks have started being fanless depending on the model, usually lowspec ones (not talking about arm chromebooks). Aren't Macbook Airs just fancy netbooks for sluts?

no

kinda weird from apple since one of the older macbook models was pasively cooled through the actual chassis

dont see why they couldnt have expanded that to their other models

they lost their good engineers

"lost""

more like driven away

because marketers run the company now

Computers used in military vehicles are all passively cooled through their boxes. Apple could market a passively cooled laptop as "designed with military class engineering philosophy"

But I'm not sure their target audience would like that

I'd like it tho, like those fully solid state toughbooks, or my thinkpad with a very non aggressive fan profile, rarely turns on

something is randomly raping my disk

how can I find out what it is?

my entire computer freezes when it spikes like that

click on the open resource monitor button at the bottom

and go to the disk tab

ah nice

It's "System" with PID 4