It then spreads, throughout, and disperses.Īdditionally, that plate is also in place to preventing flexing, something that affected, I believe, the Xbox 360, where heat caused the motherboard to flex.
Whatever heat that doesn't dissipate through the heatsink/fan combo, the extensive amounts of thermal layering, or any of the caps, goes into that plate, that covers the entire back of the system.
Lets run down how the Switch cools itself shall we?ĬPU/GPU/RAM - Thermal Paste - Metal Cap - Paste - Heatsink - Paste - Metal Cap - Paste - Metal Frame - Exterior So something else has to be causing this, like how much force are you applying to it playing it in handheld mode while it's warm to get it to bend like this?
So averaging 10 hours a day in a single sitting running extra hot, I then also often took it out to play on handheld mode to let it cool off and to put stuff on Netflix in the background and my system, is as straight as it was at launch. And I also have double sided tape all over my dock to provide cushioning to avoid scratches and that does increase the temperature of the system I've noticed as it's insulation. On top of those 10-12 hour sessions at least 1 day was a 16 hour session. And In the first week it was rarely off, like 10-12 hour sessions in the first few days, some days even more if I was having a particularly bad headache day (permanent migraines, fun). I put around 250 hours into Zelda in a 3 week span (all I have left are the seeds so taking a break). I'm kind of an invalid, can't work due to health so games are all I have to do. They're not the only one, either - the replies on Reddit include other Switch owners who claim that the same thing has happened to their system.Īs to why this could be happening, it's not entirely clear - perhaps the fact that the console gets so hot when docked the plastic is simply bending at the warmest point? Or maybe the units suffering from this issue have manufacturing defects which are causing the change in shape? Some have voiced the opinion that the battery could be to blame, but that's actually on the opposite side of the system. A poster on Reddit has submitted an image which appears to show a warped Switch system, possibly the result of the console becoming too hot when docked. However, this new issue is perhaps the most dramatic of the lot. We've already had widespread reports regarding disconnection problems with the left-hand Joy-Con controller as well as complaints that the Switch dock is actually scratching the screen of the console. Mastered by Carl Saff in Chicago, Illinois.New technology often comes with teething troubles, and the Switch is no exception. Written, produced, performed, and everything else by Donivan Berube. This is the new reality, and it happens because we decide that it does. People are changing every instant, with each day being no more than a hail mary pass to ourselves. You watch the sunrise from 30,000 feet and wish tomorrow wasn't already here.īuried deep within the wailing horns, harmonies, and weeping guitars is but one constant refrain: you are a moment in time, you are a moment in time, we are a moment in time. Pits of turbulence come and go, night tremors and all, as do the fleeting momentia of celebratory peace amongst the clouds.
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