I just bought Macbook pro with SSD and sometimes it is making noice like wind is blowing and it heats up my Mac.. So, is it normal?

I just bought Macbook pro with SSD and sometimes it is making noice like wind is blowing and my Mac heats up.. So, is it normal?
I would really appreciate any responce..
Thanks..

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"Chen F" <[email protected]> 於 2013/8/15 上午10:27 寫道：
Kapil,
I had ever tried the process you suggested days ago by referring to closer issue reported in forum. However, I still encountered same failure after doing so. I will re-valid your suggestion after returning home tonight. I am afraid it related to SSD. Many thanks.
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