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aaquib

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Just got a Rev.A MacBook Air and purchased CoolBook for it. So far, I've set frequencies at 600, 800, 1200, 1400 and 1600MHz to run at 0.9V. My fans, even without running any video, is at 6200RPM and 60 degrees celsius. My MacBook never went over 2400RPM so I'm a bit concerned. What exactly is the throttling level? Are there any other settings I should address?
 

SeanU

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Just got a Rev.A MacBook Air and purchased CoolBook for it. So far, I've set frequencies at 600, 800, 1200, 1400 and 1600MHz to run at 0.9V. My fans, even without running any video, is at 6200RPM and 60 degrees celsius. My MacBook never went over 2400RPM so I'm a bit concerned. What exactly is the throttling level? Are there any other settings I should address?

Did you try the pram reset ?
 

aaquib

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Can you post a screen shot of all of your settings?

Sure. Here you go:

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Also, I assume that CoolBook is always on?
 

aaquib

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I would say the laptop is bad not your coolbook settings.

What happens is that it'll stay constant at about 2500RPM and then about 5 minutes into any video(Youtube or Quicktime) and it'll jump to about 6600RPM. Even about an hour after I stopped watching the video, the fans stay consistent at over 6000RPM.

What should I do?
 

Airforcekid

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What happens is that it'll stay constant at about 2500RPM and then about 5 minutes into any video(Youtube or Quicktime) and it'll jump to about 6600RPM. Even about an hour after I stopped watching the video, the fans stay consistent at over 6000RPM.

What should I do?
Take it to the apple store or call in and see if they will either send you a rev B or a new refurb both good!:apple:
 
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