Same, I was in university and kept showing up to class with my Dell Inspiron having killed it's own battery in my bag regardless how carefully I put it into sleep/hibernate.
Or I'd find it nearly dead and burning hot, fans spun up wildly, in the process of cooking it's own motherboard.
It heat suicided itself through 2 motherboards during the 1 year warranty.
I have my complaints about MacBooks, but at least I had a laptop I could count on being reliable and ready to work when I showed up to class every day.
I couldn't trust the Dell, making it absolutely worthless.
The best thing with Dell is when you've shut it down properly, but it somehow finds a way to turn itself back on in your bag. Then when you get home your bag is 50c and battery dead.
Or I'd find it nearly dead and burning hot, fans spun up wildly, in the process of cooking it's own motherboard.
It heat suicided itself through 2 motherboards during the 1 year warranty.
I have my complaints about MacBooks, but at least I had a laptop I could count on being reliable and ready to work when I showed up to class every day.
I couldn't trust the Dell, making it absolutely worthless.