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Is the heat sink solid metal?

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I have a MacBook Pro that operates in extreme cold temperatures and it appears that the heat sink ruptured in the cold operating climate.  We've never had this problem with our original MacBook Core Duo.  The heat sink looks like it is a solid bar or metal to draw the heat away to the fan.  Can anyone confirm this?

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Is the heat sink solid metal?

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I have a MacBook Pro that operates in extreme cold temperatures and it appears that the heat sink ruptured in the cold operating climate.  We've never had this problem with our original MacBook Core Duo.  The heat sink looks like it is a solid bar or metal to draw the heat away to the fan.  Can anyone confirm this?

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MacBook Air 11" Model A1370

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Is the heat sink solid metal?

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I have a MacBook Pro that operates in extreme cold temperatures and it appears that the heat sink ruptured in the cold operating climate.  We've never had this problem with our original MacBook Core Duo.  The heat sink looks like it is a solid bar or metal to draw the heat away to the fan.  Can anyone confirm this?

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MacBook Air 11" Model A1370

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