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Added thermopads to my MacBook Pro 13” Mid 2014 to reduce temperatures and thermal throttling. Got it running 30°C cooler. AMA : r/mac
MacBook Pro 15 A1398 Mid 2014 i7 2.5 GHz 16GB Logic Board 820-3787-A Dual GPU | eBay
![2014 15″ MacBook Pro [4th,4C,H] + RTX 3070 @ 16Gbps-TB2 (M.2-TB2 * ADT-Link R43SG) + Win10 [mbp2014ftw] | External GPU Builds](https://i.imgur.com/hSd3Uc2.jpg "2014 15″ MacBook Pro [4th,4C,H] + RTX 3070 @ 16Gbps-TB2 (M.2-TB2 * ADT-Link R43SG) + Win10 [mbp2014ftw] | External GPU Builds")
2014 15″ MacBook Pro [4th,4C,H] + RTX 3070 @ 16Gbps-TB2 (M.2-TB2 * ADT-Link R43SG) + Win10 [mbp2014ftw] | External GPU Builds
New model, two-year-old processor: The 2015 15-inch Retina MacBook Pro reviewed | Ars Technica
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Refurbished 2015 Apple MacBook Pro Quad Core i7 2.8 15" Dual Graphics 16GB RAM 2TB SSD MJLU2LL/A A1398
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