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Apple Computing Products:
macOS - Notebook Hardware
High Heat + High CPU Usage = Slow and Laggy
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<blockquote data-quote="halo200" data-source="post: 621872" data-attributes="member: 37684"><p>does anyones CPU's fail to throttle back down? like mine usually go down to 1Ghz when its idling, but I installed menu temperature and was monitoring the temp and the clock speed and i saw it get up to 79*C and the clock was staying at 2Ghz, i used the terminal command yes to run apples stress test and even with the fans running at full, I have fan control loaded the fans are running at max and the temp just stays above 76*C but as soon as I closed the terminal it clocked down to 1Ghz untill it got to about 55*C, it seems once my cpu gets to a certain temp it doesn't clock down just staying at the max clock speed stopping the temps from going down.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="halo200, post: 621872, member: 37684"] does anyones CPU's fail to throttle back down? like mine usually go down to 1Ghz when its idling, but I installed menu temperature and was monitoring the temp and the clock speed and i saw it get up to 79*C and the clock was staying at 2Ghz, i used the terminal command yes to run apples stress test and even with the fans running at full, I have fan control loaded the fans are running at max and the temp just stays above 76*C but as soon as I closed the terminal it clocked down to 1Ghz untill it got to about 55*C, it seems once my cpu gets to a certain temp it doesn't clock down just staying at the max clock speed stopping the temps from going down. [/QUOTE]
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