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Macbook Pro Fan speed
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<blockquote data-quote="Jthacher" data-source="post: 1465157" data-attributes="member: 280827"><p>I took apart the computer cleaned a ball of lint out from under the fan and replaced the fan about a week ago. The thing that confuses me is the fact that all the temperature readings seem to be in check non of them look broken or extreme. they all rise with heavy use like videos and fall with no applications open. Right now all the temps from Hd-cpu are reading just below 40º C and the fans are still going max speed. Im wondering if the fan it in some sort of fail safe mode. The previous fan seemed to do the same thing. It ran until the computer was shut of or put to sleep. It just clicked a lot and the computer ran 10-20º C hotter.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jthacher, post: 1465157, member: 280827"] I took apart the computer cleaned a ball of lint out from under the fan and replaced the fan about a week ago. The thing that confuses me is the fact that all the temperature readings seem to be in check non of them look broken or extreme. they all rise with heavy use like videos and fall with no applications open. Right now all the temps from Hd-cpu are reading just below 40º C and the fans are still going max speed. Im wondering if the fan it in some sort of fail safe mode. The previous fan seemed to do the same thing. It ran until the computer was shut of or put to sleep. It just clicked a lot and the computer ran 10-20º C hotter. [/QUOTE]
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