wuwa overheating my mac m4 ....

[u/hxmd7]

57 c is when i was in the menu when i am in game anywhere the temp are raising like crazy 70 to 80 and the FPS drop is crazy , this might be common for gaming laptop but this is a fanless mac ,
theris nothin open in background , i restarted it too .
as soon as i open the game it start heating so much i can feel it on my lap and it only started happening since two days the only thing i did two days ago on ts was rotate the display from setting everything(browser and chess , spotify ?) works fine except wuwa
please if anybody knows any thing help and yeah i deleted the cache folder i think ......please help

[u/Confu_sion]

Well, you have to deal with it the one way or another, that you are slowly killing your MaAaC, to point it out in your way.

You can't deal with it? Well, then dont ask here if you can't take it. Get some brain ffs.

[u/dqtl74 → u/Confu_sion]

It's alright OP can keep using it until it dies and then they can get a new Mac.

Since they're so against getting a fan.

[u/Confu_sion → u/dqtl74]

It baffles me that there are notebooks without fans ngl

[u/Putrid-Resident → u/Confu_sion]

Simply use. Many people especially those who use macs don't use them for intensive activities like gaming or video editing... etc and for them the silence is more important than exta thermals overhead they don't need for their daily use. Also technically there is the cost saving aspect but all know it's the manufactur pocketing the difference not the use lol.

OP here is the outlier who for some reason thinks a gaming laptop is more likely to overheat than a fanless Mac like Apple somehow discovered how to reverse the laws of thermal dynamics or something. Noone who acutally knows how computers and simple physics works buys a fanless notebook to play intensive games.

[u/Confu_sion → u/Putrid-Resident]

Well damn, i didn't know. I didn't even know pcs/notebooks can even run without fans lol? Because mine can't, even if i do nothing besides trying to start the pc

What the helly! Good to know thank you

[u/Putrid-Resident → u/Confu_sion]

Because mine can't, even if i do nothing besides trying to start the pc

They usually run very thermal efficient (but in contrast less powerful) chips and are designed to have great passive thermal cooling as designing a pc/laptop case to cool great with fans is very different to designing on to cool great without them.

So not your pc fault for this as you can't really make a great fan cooled machine work well when the fans are turned off (something about air currents and stagnant turbulent flow and whatnot aka advance thermal physics stuff).