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Is this legal for people to accept since you're a sanctioned individual? Genuine question, not trying to make it hard on you.
Ah don't worry bro, your bank will not cancel you because of my macbook
No, not an issue, im not on any that should be internet relevant.
You'll probably want to have the battery removed from it as I imagine most datacenters wont be pleased with a lithium fire hazard sitting in a rack
Will the macbook even boot without its battery?
FAFO
Good point, yes i remove them and they boot fine with a short.
They do.. but some Macs absolutely cripple the CPU.
Example. My early 2011 with its Sandy Bridge true 4 core, is forced to 800mhz and will not go to its base clock or turbo until I insert a battery.
It is EXTREMELY miserable.
I posted about this sketchy site a while back and was always wondering if it was real. Maybe you'll test it out for us? https://www.colaptop.com/
Also this is real, i buy a "new" used Macbook like every year due to Keyboard or Display issues...
It should be a ok server forever.
This seems to cheap tho. But yeah please do test it out for us.
Done
https://imgur.com/a/36QzZL3
Hmm sounds about right for something apple to do something like that.
Awesome!! Let us know a review if this is legit or not!!
maybe @AlexBarakov or @alexhost
Actually that’s an Intel decision.
The same happens on a HP Elitebook 840 G5. Although you get 2ghz and 0 efforts to turbo.
Edit: tempted to see what happens on a Yoga X1 Gen 6 Tiger Lake
Edit 2: a Yoga X1 Gen 6 with a i7 1185G7 will meet max turbo on all cores at 4.6 before expiring and going down to 2.8. Without a battery.