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I recently learned that MBP has two fans; left and right fans.
However, I don't remember my right fan has ever ran. Only the left fan works when I use the laptop with heavy loads so the left side of the keyboard gets very hot sometimes. Never felt right side of the keyboard got hot. So I downloaded Fan Control and it shows "Right Fan: -1 RPM." : I guess my right fan doesn't work.. Should I bring my MBP to AppleStore and have it checked? Any knowledge would be much appreciated! Thanks guys! |
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Hiya,
I have to say I've got the same "Problem" I always hear my left fan but not my right one. also when I feel the left side it's really hot and the right side isn't. Doesn't this have to do with what graphic card you enable? is it mayB that the right fan works for the better graphic card and the left one for the mobile graphic card? |
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I googled a bit and I guess you are right; 13" and 15" models without dedicated graphics only have one fan. So I suppose my 13" MBP has a dedicated graphic card?... Now I'm confused.. There are not many info about fans out there... I'm kinda worried because my MBP's average temperature is about 60 degree celsius. Is that normal? |
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The 13" MBP only has one fan, on the left side.
No worries. ![]() As for your temperature. What exactly is 60 degrees celsius? The HD, the CPU etc. My CPU runs around 50-60 celsius depending on what apps I am running, ventilation, and exterior temperature. Also, your MBP does *NOT* have a dedicated graphics card. |
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1 graphics chip - 1 fan (macbook, macbook air, and macbook pro with the one graphics chip)
2 graphics chips -2 fans (most the 15" and all the 17" MBPs) The new lot that just came out, all the 15" MBPs will have 2fans, as will the 17" As for the temperature paranoia, look at The Official "My MacBook/Air/Pro is overheating, what do I do?" Guide. |
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