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Macbook pro 2017 13 inch without touch bar over...

So I bought my new Macbook Pro 2017 13 inch without touch bar about a week ago. It was working well without any problems. However, today I was just listening to Spotify and then I opened safari to watch Netflix. I was connected to WiFi but Netflix wouldn't load. Neither did any other webpages. Then I realized my macbook started to overheat underneath and the fans started making a lot of noise (it was spinning very fast) and was draining a lot of battery. Later, I closed both safari and Spotify and turned off WiFi, and then it started to cool down slowly. Afterwards, I opened Netflix again and it worked but however the voice and video were not in sync. Lol. I got frustrated and then put my laptop to sleep. However, everything is back to normal now. It hasn't been a day yet. I hope it doesn't happen again. I still want to know what happened. Anyone has any idea? 

The MacBook Air flow design is designed for be cooled from the back. If you have it on a bed, this can be blocked. MacBooks are infamous for thermal throttling under load, so this could cause the WiFi to slow as well

Was your laptop on a desk or a blanket or bed.

I was on my bed and my laptop was on top of my blanket.

The MacBook Air flow design is designed for be cooled from the back. If you have it on a bed, this can be blocked. MacBooks are infamous for thermal throttling under load, so this could cause the WiFi to slow as well

I understand but I wasn't doing any work on my macbook. I was on Facebook and was listening to music on Spotify. It was very weird how webpages on safari stopped loading and macbook started to get very hot. After I closed the safari and Spotify, it started to cool down again. I didn't even put any load on it.

Anyways, today I realized safari sometimes takes very long to load pages. Then I need to quit it and launch it again.

最后更新：2017-09-19 23:51:13

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