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M3 MacBook Air hits eye-popping 114 degrees Celsius in stress test and didn’t melt — temperature settles down at 100 degrees after thermal throttling

By Mar 9, 2024

Apple’s latest M3-powered MacBook Air has a little heat problem and can easily hit over 100 degrees Celsius in prolonged, intensive workloads. 

Apple’s latest M3-powered MacBook Air has a little heat problem and can easily hit over 100 degrees Celsius in prolonged, intensive workloads. 

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