70c after using dolphin for a while with slowdown at this point hints at some throttling, possibly preemptive throttling, which would make sense since throttling can easily throw off a ton of heat; before I switched off all of windows' ridiculous throttling settings it put on my CPU, I'd see anywhere from 10-20 degree reductions without dethrottling.
Of course, windows isn't that stupid anymore, and I'm talking about way back in non-updated Win7 r7600 (which I still use currently, since it's what my install CD has, and I don't like the new security "features"), otherwise windows wouldn't think my CPU was near failing, since I mean that it was temperatures around 50 or 60.
And, you know that apple has a lot of different computer products, right? They don't just make "macbook" macbooks. Given, the ones suitable for dolphin aren't marketed for what they'd be best used for, and cost a ton, but they don't make a shoddy product. Hell, they'd even be properly considerable to the average user if they weren't expensive and intentionally fragile.
Of course, windows isn't that stupid anymore, and I'm talking about way back in non-updated Win7 r7600 (which I still use currently, since it's what my install CD has, and I don't like the new security "features"), otherwise windows wouldn't think my CPU was near failing, since I mean that it was temperatures around 50 or 60.
And, you know that apple has a lot of different computer products, right? They don't just make "macbook" macbooks. Given, the ones suitable for dolphin aren't marketed for what they'd be best used for, and cost a ton, but they don't make a shoddy product. Hell, they'd even be properly considerable to the average user if they weren't expensive and intentionally fragile.