Quote: Originally Posted by Tuoder Anyone care to tackle this? well nevermind, then

Spend some time looking through the back-threads of this forum, and you'll see that there's already LOTS of information about each of the issues you have raised. I'm not big on OS…

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Hi Guys i have a question about redirecting traffic to other computers connected via internet sharing... Here is the deal... My ibook is connected to a router (192.168.1.1) wir…

c'mon guys, isn't this something fairly simple like an natd re-direct command??? Just need a quick bit of help cheers, edd

Turn off your iBook firewall?

That's the thing.... It makes no difference!!! If i turn off the firewall, the NAT on my Xbox 360 is still set to moderate which means something isn't right... The thing is, wh…

Port Forwarding through Windows XP Internet Connection Sharing Is your XBOX 360 running on a computer behind Windows XP ICS? ICS is a bad excuse for a router in quite a lot of ways…

I think you're going at this the hard way. Why not set up a DMZ in the router for the XBox's IP? That would open it up to the Internet, while eliminating a need to do anything el…

I got my 1.83GHz MacBook Pro just 3 days back and I can say with a bare 30 minutes of usage its getting pretty HOT....Its basically the bottom left hand side of the laptop. The top…

Unfortunately, it's normal for Apple laptops, and many others too, to get very hot underneath. It's been like that with almost every generation of G3 and G4 powerbooks and now also…

The aluminum case acts as a giant heatsink, spreading the heat from the CPU/chipset/GPU/CCFL out all over the bottom surface of the laptop. I prefer laptops which have plastic case…

Quote: Originally Posted by voken I got my 1.83GHz MacBook Pro just 3 days back and I can say with a bare 30 minutes of usage its getting pretty HOT....Its basically the bottom …

I'm pretty sure from a photograph I saw posted that there is a direct connection via thermal paste from at least one of the major chips -- maybe the processor itself -- to the bott…

I had a Pentium3 500mhz before and it gets hot. For the most part, I think people will just have to deal with it because as computers get faster, it's only normal they get hotter.

The neat part about the macbook is that the hottest parts of it are the parts that you touch the least. That is unless you're resting the laptop on your legs. The power inverter a…

I had a thinkpad T40 1.6ghz centrino and it got warm, but never as hot as my powerbook G4 1.67.

Quote: Originally Posted by pete I had a thinkpad T40 1.6ghz centrino and it got warm, but never as hot as my powerbook G4 1.67. Plastic case. The Al shell of the MBP is a…

I'm sure that's the case, but the IBM also comes with a three year warranty and has been proven to be incredibly reliable hardware wise so it doesn't seem that the internals are be…

Are they made of aluminum? Is that better than titanium? Titanium wouldn't get as hot, I'd think. But maybe it's good for the heat to disperse through something. Anyone know wh…

Quote: Originally Posted by Heavy Anyone know why aluminum is chosen over titanium? I'd have to say cost.

Quote: Originally Posted by atc ben I'd have to say cost. Aluminium/Magnesium alloy is vastly superior than Titanium for the shell of a Laptop... if you are building a Warpl…

Quote: Originally Posted by bloodline Aluminium/Magnesium alloy is vastly superior than Titanium for the shell of a Laptop... if you are building a Warplane, then Titanium has t…

Check your CPU usage via the activity monitor. Chances are the computer is indexing. Let it index for a while. It should cool down.

Carbon fibre would be better I think. Metals can be dented or scratched rather easily.