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Adrian Chadd <adrian@freebsd.org> writes:
> It's probably the graphics stack update (i915kms.)

Adrian's guess makes sense.  Temperatures are normal until I trigger the
problem somehow in a browser (watching a video for example).  This is
one way to stay focused.  Get distracted from work and your laptop will
melt.

Thanks,

Joseph

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