RSD No More! Got my MacBook with updated logic board and heatsink

Question

I've just got back from the Apple store with my freshly repaired MacBook. Since I dropped it in last week, a lot has happened. Most importantly, Apple officially recognised the 'MacBook Shutting Down Intermittently' (aka RSD syndrome) problem.
After having the repair confirmed to me by AppleCare, the guys and the Genius Bar told me that the fix is indeed a redesigned heat sink. They are now completely confident that the problem is fixed, unlike last week when they were replacing the logic board because they couldn't think it was anything else.
I'll see how it goes, but according to the official word from Apple, all is now well!
2GHz White Macbook   Mac OS X (10.4.7)  

Answer 1

Nice. Glad your MB came back good as new, and hopefully it runs that way for a good few years, and that mine comes back in the same order (RSD intensive care). thing is, considering the span of RSD examples throughout the week build range, i doubt very much that it matters at all, since the earliest and latest MB's have had examples go on the fritz. if indeed there is a newly designed heatsink, it would still take a while for MB's at large to see this change, since there are many many more that remain unsold in apple store and reseller alike. more likely many wouldnt see the change until they either buy a macbook much later, or have to get theirs repaired. either way ill be pleased if this is all true, and i wont tell my macbook about the betrayal i was plotting against it.