How To Have A 'Cool' Apple Laptop Through Hours Of Using

For ages, people have got used to being “burnt” by their overheating laptops, and so do Apple laptop owners. The reason behind is totally not difficult to understand: In order to meet the aspirations for much smaller laptops, manufacturers are forced to minimize the parts such as motherboards and hard drives, then place them as close as possible. However, the microprocessor, motherboard, and hard drive all release a great amount of heat. 

Therefore, the closer these components are placed, the fiercer the heat becomes. The situation seems to get worse with a pre-installed fan trying to cool these burning components down in vain and the nature of the heat that makes it hard to escape. If your Apple laptop keeps overheating, regardless of Macbook Air or Macbook Pro, you may have to allow it to retire very soon. Obviously, this isn’t something easy to deal with, so don’t hesitate to pick up some tips below that can possibly lengthen your usage. 

1. Don’t put your laptop on any object soft like a cushion if you don’t want that material to block the rear vents that help the computer cool down.

2. Don’t place anything over the keyboard when your laptop is on with its lid closed. If not, your computer will be likely to turn on and off again and again, which can produce excessive heat and put your battery in danger. 

3. Let your laptop relax overnight. If you have to use it sporadically in a day, set it to standby mode when it is not in use. By doing this, you will save power and reduce the heat from the components inside your laptop.

4. Never activate your Apple laptop when it is put in a bag.

5. Remember to clear the air vents regularly to get rid of the accumulated dust. They will discourage the vents from cooling the components effectively. You can buy a small cleaner to clear the dust away, too. 

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