Before the new generation of MacBook Pro went on the market, Apple once claimed that it had excellent heat dissipation capabilities, And believe that for most users, they will “never need to turn on the fan” when using the new MacBook Pro with an improved cooling system for daily operations.
Now, after the new MacBook Pro is officially on sale, it is finally possible to get a glimpse of the internal structure of this device, which is known as the “Mac’s strongest heat dissipation”.
Recently, some foreign netizens disassembled and uploaded relevant photos after receiving the new MacBook Pro.
The netizen pointed out that the disassembly of the new MacBook Pro is not much different from the previous MacBook Pro. It also requires a special clip and a five-lobe screwdriver to disassemble the rear case. The battery pack also adopts the adhesiveness for easy disassembly as always. The pull ring makes it less difficult to replace the battery.
As for the cooling system that players are generally concerned about, the new MacBook Pro has made no small adjustments just like the previous advertised.
The first is the dual fans appearing on the new 14-inch MacBook Pro, which significantly improves the cooling performance of the new 14-inch MacBook Pro. On the new 16-inch MacBook Pro, Apple has designed a heat dissipation system that completely surrounds the M1 Max chip.
In the middle of the copper pipe connecting the two fans of the new MacBook Pro, an obvious rectangular protrusion can be seen. This protrusion is the M1 Max chip mounted on the new MacBook Pro. This M1 Max chip has almost become the core of the entire heat dissipation system. This design enables the new MacBook Pro to suppress the heat of the M1 Max chip within a controllable range to the greatest extent, thereby ensuring the overall heat dissipation efficiency of the device.
Except for the change and optimization of the heat dissipation system, the new MacBook Pro has not undergone too many changes in other parts, which makes it difficult to replace the keyboard and other problems that existed on the previous MacBook Pro still exist.
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