Does the XDA-2 generate very much heat?
1310853
Not at all, it's barely noticeable for me and I have it in a tight enclosure under my monitor stand
843600
My computer is Dell Studio XPS 7100. It worked OK. However, the XFX card is so hot after couple hours. It froze 3 or 4 times for past 7 days. My application is for extended monitors. Both HDMI port and VDI port are used to duel display.
2122531
It's hardly not. I googled it but only found http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2520124. Since it's an old model, it's lake of support from both vender and individual developers.
1190755
It does. It can be a little tricky to set up, but there are guides on the XDA Developers Forums.
1874991
The unit does generate a little heat, as it is an electric item, but not much heat. It has small vents on the sides and back. Saying all of that, I would leave some room on all sides if you plan to enclose it. But to be sure, call Panasonic and ask them about your idea.
445576
When I charge mine, yeah, it does get warm but not too hot. With all the great specs and the size of the phone in regards to being so slim, yeah, it does get a bit warm while charging and then does get hot, but not too hot, when playing certain games on it. But besides all of that, even when it does get warm, I havent a problem at all in regards to any issues with it
1048457
Ours was purchased a couple of month ago and runs so hot that I'm afraid for its life, but it performs great.
2217503
Sony has updated the software to 1.1 . I have NO overheating issues. I have used it on few shoot with 3000 pix each day and haven't gotten it once to overheat
65197
My Moto X stays right in the goldilocks zone. Between 60 and 80 degrees measured on GSam Battery Monitor. Heat is the biggest factor to kill/shorten battery life.
306976
Mine only seemed to run "hot" if I were on a phone call for an hour+, but definitely not when idle. I've used it to take pics throughout a 45+ minute event and didn't notice it getting hot then.... Is yours running hot all the time, or are you only noticing this as you're using it (i.e. while talking / texting)? Also make sure you close apps you aren't using at the moment (flick up to close) as open apps require battery life to drain, which could be causing a heat issue....
1957448
I own the A10-5700 and it cools the APU pretty good. I have not looked at the temps in a while, but I believe it was the high 40s C° when streaming.
2017323
Yes it is. I think you'll be pleasantly surprised to the amount of heat this throws out. Good performance for the money!
947328
I used a variac and was able to go above in voltage by 1-3 volts. The amps were able to reach 2.88 without issue as well, the heat that is generated is concerning.
1797346
No. I have not had any issue with the device overheating and I run with it in 100+ degree temps.
1428302
Yes. The front screen gets hot, but the sides stay cool so you can move it just be careful!
1997389
Due to it's 600 lumens it does get pretty hot. Usually I do not leave it on long or keep hand around the bezel. Only to temporarily subdue the intensity do I have hand there.
1078459
The A6-5200 specifications indicate that 25 watts is the maximum amount of heat it will generate running a word processor or spreadsheet program. I have a NH-L9A cooling an A6-5400K (65 watt CPU) without a problem. It is important to note that I also have intake and exhaust fans running in my case and I am not overclocking the CPU.