Quote: Originally Posted by Xidius Tell me how. - Xidius I used ATIcellerator II 1.06b.

Quote: Originally Posted by mduell With a plastic enclosure it wouldn't feel so hot. That's simplistic. Just because it doesn't feel so hot doesn't mean it isn't. Plastic c…

Quote: Originally Posted by Simon That's simplistic. Just because it doesn't feel so hot doesn't mean it isn't. Plastic cases mean better heat insulation, mean internal temps ar…

Quote: Originally Posted by mduell Simplistic and correct. If my laptop spends most of its life at 45C instead of 40C, does it having a meaningful impact on component life? …

Quote: Originally Posted by Simon It's definitely not that good looks prevented Apple from doing the right thing, it's that different people have different priorities and obviou…

Quote: Originally Posted by mduell With a plastic enclosure it wouldn't feel so hot. Lenovo has all the same components (X1300 instead of X1600) in 5 lb, 14" laptop, 1" thick, …

I just want to chime in to say that the side view of the T60 above looks really freakin' ugly. I'm glad my laptop is so much prettier than that.

VGA hahahhahaha

Quote: Originally Posted by Barefoot Matt I just want to chime in to say that the side view of the T60 above looks really freakin' ugly. I'm glad my laptop is so much prettier t…

Oh, c'mon now. I've never used a cooling pad with any of PBs or my MBP. They're no more necessary than they are for a T60. And to help everyone understand one thing, another reas…

Quote: Originally Posted by hakstooy Which is laughable, and really, my only real issue with the ThinkPads. I dunno why they can't have DVI. Because they use windows!! jk

Quote: Originally Posted by hakstooy And to help everyone understand one thing, another reason the case feels hotter is because the metal conducts the heat into your skin better…

That's true about the heat, I personally don't care, but I've had 4 PBs and this MBP, so I'm kinda used to it. Heh. It'd be nice not to have it, but, if I had to pick between hot a…

VGA on any notebook above $1500 is abysmal. And don't give me the dongle crap. Every decent corporate presentation station will have a dongle ready. Just like a laser pointer, AC p…

Quote: Originally Posted by Simon VGA on any notebook above $1500 is abysmal. And don't give me the dongle crap. Every decent corporate presentation station will have a dongle r…

Quote: Originally Posted by jasonsRX7 Good thing the T60 is $1475 Well spec it decently and you'll be well above but the outdated VGA port will always be there. Personally,…

Quote: Originally Posted by Simon Well spec it decently and you'll be well above but the outdated VGA port will always be there. The price dropped on some of the T60s right …

Man, this whole issue is turning into a fiasco. But i like to point out some things that should be common sense and alleviate some panic. Heat: All this talk about the mbp melting…

I think they're actually playing it smart. For the general buyer they made sure the MBP gets roughly 3h battery life. Anything less would have generated a lot of bad press. OTOH t…

ok shouldn't this be going in the compairison forum that you setup jasonsRX7....about the t70, PB, and MBP......this stopped talking about Underclocking the MBP a while ago

Quote: Originally Posted by jasonsRX7 That is just so wrong. I replaced my MacBook Pro with a 1" thick Thinkpad T60 seriously, WHY, unless you're running linux on it?…

Quote: Originally Posted by Berman seriously, WHY, unless you're running linux on it? windows can suck my ass. I can do my job just as well (arguably better) with Window…

Quote: Originally Posted by mduell With a plastic enclosure it wouldn't feel so hot. Lenovo has all the same components (X1300 instead of X1600) in 5 lb, 14" laptop, 1" thick, …

Back on topic a bit, would it void our warranty to re-clock the video card?

Quote: Originally Posted by bloodline You are right, it wouldn't feel so hot... but the plastic enclosure keeps the heat in, and the CPU's thermal protection will throttle back,…