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Macbook Pro Overheating?
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<blockquote data-quote="ryanp77" data-source="post: 1610453" data-attributes="member: 229340"><p>I have a late 2011 MacBook Pro 13 laptop, and I am currently running dual boot with Windows 7 so I can run Auto Desk for school. Some nights I log into and play Warframe on the Windows side and when I first started playing the game a while back as soon as I would launch I would hear the fan wind up. Lately I have noticed its very quiet and it doesn't seem to be running as well as it used to. I have been watching the core temps and I am around 75-82C when I play. I took the back cover off and cleaned it ot and checked to make sure the fan still works and it does. My question is, is the fan on its way out and is the temp that its running at going to damage my CPU?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ryanp77, post: 1610453, member: 229340"] I have a late 2011 MacBook Pro 13 laptop, and I am currently running dual boot with Windows 7 so I can run Auto Desk for school. Some nights I log into and play Warframe on the Windows side and when I first started playing the game a while back as soon as I would launch I would hear the fan wind up. Lately I have noticed its very quiet and it doesn't seem to be running as well as it used to. I have been watching the core temps and I am around 75-82C when I play. I took the back cover off and cleaned it ot and checked to make sure the fan still works and it does. My question is, is the fan on its way out and is the temp that its running at going to damage my CPU? [/QUOTE]
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