Display is warm to the touch
Monitor runs great, but the aluminum housing is warm to the touch. Is this normal, or is there a fan hiding somewhere inside it that I can clean out? Thank you!
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It's normal for some monitors to generate heat during use, especially those with metal casings. However, if the monitor becomes uncomfortably hot or the heat seems excessive, it's a good idea to check for any dust accumulation in the vents or cooling fan (if applicable) and clean them out if necessary.
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Because the Cinema HD displays have no cooling on the outside, the aluminum chassy gets HOT. Blame Apple for form over function.
You can either turn the brightness down or find a way to cool the display externally (ex: a desk fan).
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