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Hey guys! I am really worried about my 13-inch MacBook 5.1:
Lately it's become really hot all the time even though the fan has been going on max (5000-6000 rpm) the entire time.
It only has one fan but it has always been a normal temperature, and now it won't go below 67 degrees celcius.

What do I do?
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What do I do?
Nothing...it's normal.

You're probably working your computer harder than you have previously...by watching internet videos, gaming, or something else.

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But the problem is that I have always worked it this hard which is why I'm worried
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But the problem is that I have always worked it this hard which is why I'm worried
I'm still thinking that you must be doing something different to "work it harder" than you have previously.

Like I mentioned...67°C is really not that bad at all. I've seen plenty of posts (and experienced myself) where folks have reported temps in the 70's, 80's, and even above 90°C.

If you absolutely-positively think that you're doing nothing different...then it's possible that your MacBook is dirty inside (fan & other areas full of dirt/fuzz). Also...if you use your computer in a warmer than usual environment (Winter vs. Summer temps for example)...the computers temps will increase.

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- Computer slow, too many "beachballs", read this: Beachballs
- Computer seems slower than it used to? Read this for some speedup tips: Speedup
- Almost full hard drive? Some solutions. Out of Space
- Apple Battery Info. Battery
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