Intense heat causes Nintendo Switch to automatically shut down to protect itself

The heat has come, for better and for worse. Beach lovers can be happy, as are those with pools nearby.the rest of the people, who must continue to perform their tasks as usual and, as if the temperature did not exceed 30 degrees, may not perceive this extreme heat favorably.

In fact, high temperatures affect not only people, but also electronic devices also suffer from excess heat. Logically, they have no feelings, and therefore this suffering is a license to understand what we want to say; but it might be easier to explain with an example.

In recent days, it has been noticed that some Nintendo consoles are forced to automatically shut down due to temperature. Users are reporting around the world, but mostly in Japan, that their consoles are shutting down without warning..

Nintendo itself was forced to release a statement explaining the reasons why this is happening and why there is no need to sound the alarm if it happens. They noted that consoles are designed to operate safely within certain temperature ranges..

These bands are 5 degrees and 35 degrees, the latter causing problems.. Unfortunately, due to many factors such as the greenhouse effect and climate change, those 35 degrees are not that hard to reach. There are cities within our borders that touch and some exceed 40 degrees.

In these high ambient temperatures and under normal use, the Nintendo Switch reaches levels that are unsafe to operate. It was said that when the temperature of the motherboard rises above the set limits, it will automatically turn off to avoid any consequences..

This is the main reason why Nintendo Switch is shutting down without warning around the world, causing many users to wonder if their console is working properly. It’s best to play at times when it’s not as hot or in rooms with temperatures below the limit supported by the console..