larger processor/harddrive = less heat?

I'm considering buying a Macbook and the basic white with the superdrive will be more than enough computer for me. However, I was wondering, will buying the 2GHz processor and having a larger harddrive allow the system to run cooler? I've read that the Macbooks can run hot. If there is not a difference in heat output say, between the 1.8 and 2 GHz processor, there is really no need for me to upgrade. Thanks.

 

Well, it matters what you need the lappy for, if you are going to photo shop or video editing or anything of sum sort, I would get the T2500 model, if you need it for basic computing, web, chat, homework, then get the T2400 model, and upgrade the ram from www.newegg.com it is a simple process, and saves you a lot of money. You can also find video's of how to upgrade the ram. About your question regarding hard drives, the thing that will change the heat in a hard drive is the rpm, a 5400 rpm hd is ideal for basic needs, a 7200 rpm hd which you would have to seperately install if you buy a macbook is better for gaming and big programs. Also, go to a Mac certified reseller, and check out the macbook and see if it is right for you, also check the screen and keyboard as those are big factors. Good luck, and if you have any other questions post them, the more questions the better, means more information for you.
~Arman