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Macbook Pro seems to be running hot?
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<blockquote data-quote="Kivamaki" data-source="post: 1033692" data-attributes="member: 150670"><p>I just got a macbook pro 13" 2.2 ghz today, and i'm noticing that the CPU is running about 55-58 C (138 ish Farenheight), which seems to be a little extreme? Except my macbook doesn't feel hot at all, slightly warm. And it just seems to be a little excessive for only having Google Chrome, Peer Guardian and uTorrent open.</p><p></p><p>I'm using smcfancontrol to look at my tempurates with the RPM set to about 2,500 yet i have set it to 3,500 and it made no difference at all. I tried to use CoreDuoTemp 1.0 but it doesn't work for 10.6</p><p></p><p>anyone might know what's going on, or a solution?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Kivamaki, post: 1033692, member: 150670"] I just got a macbook pro 13" 2.2 ghz today, and i'm noticing that the CPU is running about 55-58 C (138 ish Farenheight), which seems to be a little extreme? Except my macbook doesn't feel hot at all, slightly warm. And it just seems to be a little excessive for only having Google Chrome, Peer Guardian and uTorrent open. I'm using smcfancontrol to look at my tempurates with the RPM set to about 2,500 yet i have set it to 3,500 and it made no difference at all. I tried to use CoreDuoTemp 1.0 but it doesn't work for 10.6 anyone might know what's going on, or a solution? [/QUOTE]
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