On Fri, 28 Aug 2020 14:19:59 +0100, Derek.Moody wrote:

> Wifi and Bluetooth use a surprising amount of power and contribute to
> the general heating.  Using a network cable and disabling wireless may
> help - especially if you have a poor wifi signal.
>
Interesting: I'm currently sitting in front of a Lenovo T440 which runs
on a 1.9 GHz i5 MPU and has both wifi and bluetooth permanently off and
using wired networking. Its noticable that its fan is never running, not
even on the hottest days this summer, yet its temperature sensors never
show anything above 50C.

I've been writing and debugging C today with the highest internal temp
shown being 37C and no fans have been running.


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