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nakedmolerat

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Topic # 99549 21-Mar-2012 21:29
LOL at these comments

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Reply # 598406 21-Mar-2012 21:41
A cup of coffee is 65c.. And that you pour down your throat. 45c is hardly hot.

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Reply # 598409 21-Mar-2012 21:53
Lol you dont know hot until you own an HP laptop. Sam, Auckland Skype: tardtasticx

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Reply # 598420 21-Mar-2012 22:16
Which comments did you mean specifically? They seemed fairly reasonable to me (or were earlier comments removed?). Twitter: @nztechfreak Blogs: AndroidNZ.net

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Reply # 598483 22-Mar-2012 08:32
Wow, I didn't know they allowed such idiotic comments - There's a dual-score CPU in this new iPad though, so you should expect more heat Awesome, dual-score, is that better than the dual-core in the iPad 2? - Even then it's very cool compared to how hot other computer devices run, such as laptops whose cases can regularly reach temperatures of 70–80ºC If your laptop runs that hot, you have a major issue. Means the CPU would be up around the 100 degree mark. - First of all bigger battery means more power. No, it means more capacity. Which in this case is drained faster, by the new screen/quad core GPU I have moved across the ditch. Now residing in Melbourne as a VOIP/Video Technical Trainer/Engineer.

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Reply # 598491 22-Mar-2012 08:42
tardtasticx: Lol you dont know hot until you own an HP laptop. +1 DV6 Series i7!

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Reply # 598493 22-Mar-2012 08:42
tardtasticx: Lol you dont know hot until you own an HP laptop. +1 mxpress

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Reply # 598494 22-Mar-2012 08:43
Wonder how long before the first iPad3 one catches fire in a plane.. Regards, Old3eyes

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Reply # 598495 22-Mar-2012 08:43
It's a quad core running a ultra HD display with passive cooling (if at all). What do they want?!

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Reply # 598496 22-Mar-2012 08:46
gehenna: It's a quad core running a ultra HD display with passive cooling (if at all). What do they want?! A 40mm high speed Delta fan running @ 10000rpm maybe? :) I'd take passive over one of the old screamers, any day I have moved across the ditch. Now residing in Melbourne as a VOIP/Video Technical Trainer/Engineer.

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Reply # 598497 22-Mar-2012 08:48
Slow news day i think. 10degrees warmer isn't really going to be a problem especially when your talking about it now being 45degrees instead of 35. The extra heat is warranted by the increase in specs. The quadcore gpu gets me every time, good one apple! By that logic i have a 2240 core gpu

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Reply # 598498 22-Mar-2012 08:50
mrdrifter: tardtasticx: Lol you dont know hot until you own an HP laptop. +1 DV6 Series i7! Its not just the HP i7's. Toshiba have the same problem with the Nehalem based i5's/i7's, we have had a few come back due to overheating

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Reply # 598506 22-Mar-2012 09:10
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Reply # 598523 22-Mar-2012 09:53
garvani: Slow news day i think. 10degrees warmer isn't really going to be a problem especially when your talking about it now being 45degrees instead of 35. The extra heat is warranted by the increase in specs. The quadcore gpu gets me every time, good one apple! By that logic i have a 2240 core gpu It is up to Designers and Manufacturers to produce technology and decide what trade-offs are acceptable. Lets not try to kid ourselves, This sort of temperature rise is substantial and in a number of products including one apple product has caused problems and been considered a Defect, This is likely compounded in a device intended to have direct skin contact over larger periods of time. I do have to wonder how this actually happened, Considering the process shrinks and other things heat production is usually going down in these devices Tegra demo's for example, Screen its self may put out a little heat but I wouldn't expect that to be the issue especially in the manner it supposedly scales.

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Reply # 598529 22-Mar-2012 10:10
mrdrifter: tardtasticx: Lol you dont know hot until you own an HP laptop. +1 DV6 Series i7! haha DV9 here. Comparable to a George Forman.

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Reply # 598534 22-Mar-2012 10:14
mattRSK: mrdrifter: tardtasticx: Lol you dont know hot until you own an HP laptop. +1 DV6 Series i7! haha DV9 here. Comparable to a George Forman. I have a Sandy Bridge DV7 here myself and I believe It has gone over 100 Celsius at one point or another, Tempted to see what I can do about replacement/fix but not sure what I'd do.

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