Posts by S_NINJA

So i just signed up for the Student Developer program. (paid the $99). I'm about to fax in my schedule and student ID...anything else that i should include?

what kind of battery life are you getting on the new C2D MBP? supposedly the merom is a little better on battery, (although i've heard it's just faster w/ the same battery life as yonah). just wondering if you could post your...

Quote: Originally Posted by Joelist I wouldn't worry about heat. The MBP hasn't had heat issues for awhile now (since Apple did a logic board revision). Core2Duo gives it more muscle, and the double sided burner is nice...

Quote: Originally Posted by mini.boss Same great look but I cant wait for reviews to see if heat issues were addressed since the problems are due towards design than the chips. I'm happy that they finally...

Hi, i'm just wondering if anyone here has seen a Expresscard flash card reader (MS Pro, SD preferred) that would work with the MBP. I'm looking for one that will not stick out the side, so i can carry it in my mac and not have a chunk...

Wow. it sounds like quite the problem situation. One question though: does the internal burner do DVD+R now? You indicated that it was replaced and tested, but if it had solved the problem or not. Also: Where did you buy the laptop...

Well, i don't think that there is a program out right now that runs on osx for undervolting. but i suppose you could install winxp via bootcamp and just use rmclock or nhc (notebook hardware control), and follow the undervolting...

ok, I think it's rude to just abandon my post so, i'll just give an epilogue. I gave up. I tried the fan thing, no luck. And i actually posted this problem on a few other forums as well... however, i guess i'm just unlucky. I don't...

Quote: Originally Posted by karizma Sounds like a heat issue. Could be a heat issue on the CPU or the GPU. I've had computers restart because both of them overheat (not at the same time, but...overheat none the...

Quote: Originally Posted by DXGeek Processors are supposed to shut themselves down to prevent overheating, but that mechanism is designed to guard against a gradual build-up of heat. If the fan connector was loose, and...