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Old 08-10-2010, 03:24 PM
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Originally Posted by Brian Carlton View Post
I would have thought so as well, but I've got more than enough data to confirm that it's a temperature issue. If I leave the a/c off overnight, the machine dumps Windows.

On the past two nights, I left the a/c running in the office and the machine is perfectly fine the next morning.
Something isn't right. My macbook pro 4,1 regularly hits 140*F and if I push it I can hit 160. It's the GPU that pumps the heat up.

Go to the event viewer under administrative tools in the control panel and paste in the error message.

I also run a fan control application that runs my fans at the max speed. For whatever reason Apple wanted a quiet laptop instead of a comfortable to use one.

But get us the error message first. You may have some bad fans. Compressed air in a can is an easy way to dust out computers. Just spray it lightly back and forth to avoid condensation from hitting the components.
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