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    Default MacBook Pro is overheating.

    I installed windows on my MacBook and when I use windows on it it gets over heated I think its because windows doesn't have a very good power management system battery timings also very low on windows what should I do.
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    Default Re: MacBook Pro is overheating.

    Install smc fan control on the mac side, up the fan speed slightly and restart into windows. It overheated because apple is more obsessed with design than it is with the functionality of their laptops. I've used windows laptops ever with 1 exception, my macbook pro, and out of all those laptops, the only one that overheated on a regular basis was the mac. Nothing to do with the power management on windows, its the crappy drivers put out by apple that wont let anything but OSX control the fan speed.
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    Default Re: MacBook Pro is overheating.

    Further than that, Macbooks are notorious for seriously inadequate cooling as well. There's a nice thread on XS about the newest Macbooks and 100C temps in OSX.
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    Default Re: MacBook Pro is overheating.

    my buddies C2D mac book pro stays cool as heck.. even on the couch... doin up HD or playing a game..
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