Also tried the thermapak cooling pad - this didn't result in any change in temps according to iStat, but definitely does absorb heat (you can tell just by sitting on it). I have seen it hit 60 only once, and have NEVER seen it go above 69. Is coreduotemp broken or does my macbook legitimately not get hot More Less.
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I personally use a controller and it works great - fan stays silent most of the time, but ramps up when watching videos or gaming and my laptop is about 10 degrees cooler when stressed (checked with iStat).Īlso, I tried all of the highly rated laptop coolers (both fans and aluminum stands without fans) and did pretty rigorous testing with and without the fan - no difference in temps at least for the MBP retina (probably because there is no large intake vent at the bottom like most laptops). According to CoreDuoTemp, my macbook ALWAYS runs between 20-35 degrees (celsius) and maybe hits 40-45 during full cpu usage. According to CoreDuoTemp, my macbook ALWAYS runs between 20-35 degrees (celsius) and maybe hits 40-45 during full cpu usage. The primary purpose of this sensor is to shut down or slow down the CPU if it is in. Would love to hear from anyone who has actually experienced fan breakdown from using a fan controller. CoreDuoTemp (1.0) is a menu bar application that reads the temperature from the Intel CPUs built-in sensor. Just to add to this post (several years later), I've heard plenty about fan controller software being bad for the MBP, but have yet to see any documented evidence of this. Supervise the temperature of your Intel Macintosh with CoreDuoTemp.
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