Discover the physical limits of Apple's newest silicon and how it manages intense heat.
High transistor density generates significant heat, forcing the system to slow down during sustained heavy workloads.
Apple uses conservative fan curves, choosing quieter acoustics over maintaining maximum burst speeds under heavy pressure.
True throttling occurs only after heat soak, distinct from immediate lag caused by memory or indexing.
Unstable voltage from non-compliant third-party hubs can cause performance drops that mimic signs of thermal throttling.
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