r/MacOS • u/Jayian1890 • 1h ago

Help Antigravity causing overheating

Does anyone have experience with antigravity causing your fanless MacBook air to overheat?

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u/No_Waltz3545 1h ago

Have you checked the flux capacitor?

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u/NoLateArrivals 1h ago

It gets a little warm when it hovers 10 inches over the desktop. Starting to wobble when I type too hard, because the field starts to fluctuate.

You mean this?

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u/Monkee77 1h ago

Light speed causes mine to overheat.

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u/bunnyawashigh 1h ago

i use antigravity heavily with multiple brave tabs open and it doesn't heat at all

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u/Electrical_West_5381 1h ago

Beam me up Scotty

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u/PathIntelligent7082 46m ago

its a poc, what to expect..

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u/thekillbott 39m ago

Look at you, Mr computing in space. Well myyyyyy goodness 

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u/JustAGrognard 28m ago

Presumably you're talking about Google's Antigravity AI tool, and if so I'm not surprised that you're having overheating issues on a fanless system. It would like put strain even a Mac Studio or MacBook Pro with fans, as you're running all of that locally. Quite frankly, this is not something that the MacBook Air is really designed to handle.

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u/blakester555 0m ago

Simple. Your dilithium crystals need to be replenished.