Depends a bit on what you are doing. When running Parallels my CPUs get
hit pretty hard and the thing does get warm. I've also had web sites
with crazy Flash ads that cranked up the fans. Another thing I've found
is to be sure to not block the air vents in the back edge of the laptop
(near the screen hinge). I've left my laptop on sitting on the couch and
come back to find the fans going fill tilt because the couch padding was
impeding airflow. Hope this helps.
CB
VaShaun Jones wrote:
Listers does anyone use a Mac Book Pro and finds that it gets very
hot. Mine is so hot that it is literally burning my leg through my
paints as I type this message. I realize that it is aluminum, but is
this normal? Do I need to let it cool off or what?
