Does the iPad Air get hotter than previous iPads?

I find the iPad Air gets a lot hotter than previous iPads. Does anyone else find this?

If the iPad is getting excessively hot, you should take it in for evaluation and service.

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So my computer usually gets hot even just idling, and the fans start revving up from just watching a few SD vids in quicktime, but now after this update my computer gets even hotter.
Playing standard definition videos would just get to a little over 70˚C ish but now it's about 81˚C. I have to use SMC fan control and set the RPM to max (6k RPM) in order to bring temps back down to 69-70˚C. It seems with every update the temps go up, but this one is the most dramatic. I'm using the integrated graphics chip instead of the dedicated chip. I could only imagine how hot this thing would get if I were using that beast >.<
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Hope someone comes up with a solution

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IO Operation (read/write files) in IPAD AIR downgrade ~50% than the one in IPAD4

Summary:
UnZip the same file with the same native unzip method (native zlib) in IOS7, ipad air take +50% more time consumption than the one in iPAD4.
for unZip, it main perform the IO read/write files in ipad, does apple air already changes the file system ?
Steps to Reproduce:
UnZIP a file with native zlip on both ipad AIR and IPAD 4 :
IPAD AIR: 16GB
IPAD 4: 16GB
ZIP file size: 700KB
Files in zip file: 225 files (120 files are images)
after remove the images, the time on IPAD AIR will save 50% time consumption
unZip method: the native zlib
unzip time on IPAD AIR+ IOS7: ~1200ms
unzip time on IPAD 4+ IOS7: ~800ms
Expected Results:
The unzip time should be almost the same on IPAD AIR and IPAD4.
Actual Results:
For same IO operation read/write file, IPAD AIR gets the 50% downgrade performance than the one in IPAD4
Version:
IPAD4: 16GB WIFI + IOS7
IPAD AIR: 16GB WIFI + IOS7
does anyone else encounter the same problem ?
A bug already submitted for apple: https://devforums.apple.com/message/993060

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Anytime you can keep an electronic device nearer to a preferred temperature, you will do nothing but good for it. In this case, you may make the fan work at slightly lower RPM. Primary cooling of the MBA is acccomplished by means of an interior fan, coupled to a heat sink/pipe leading to the CPU/GPU. This same fan also draws air over the logic board. Interior heat is also expelled, to a lesser extent, by means of being radiated and conducted by the case bottom.
However, blowing a fan across the bottom is probably the least efficient manner in which to aid cooling of the MBA, especially if you are drawing power from the MBA to run that fan.
If your goal is to extract heat from the case, you can more efficiently do so if your heat conduction to the case itself is more efficient than air, as the case bottom has a rather low surface area to exterior dimension ratio. There are heat conducting materials suited for contact cooling, such as the Targus Heat Defense Pad. This device also consumes no power from the MBA. The downside is that it is only functional for a finite period, wherein the crystals remain somewhat solidified and are able to take on heat.
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But as far as the MBA actually "needing" additional cooling, ...in most cases no. If it were the case, then Apple would be making the recommendation. However, there are definite situations where users are putting much more heat loading than what would be considered "normal", and in such cases, it is definetely something to consider. I use a heat defense type pad from time to time, and it works great.

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