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iMac too hot for its own good.
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They're normal temperatures. I'd have thought 43°F would be far too low for the CPU unless the machine has just been started.
I've gotten ~40 °F off of my iMac G5. Then again I did spend that winter in a room without any insulation. Ugh...
I've gotten ~40 °F off of my iMac G5. Then again I did spend that winter in a room without any insulation. Ugh...
there is NOWAY it could be 4°C... no way. that is 4 degrees off freezing.... i dont beleive you
I'm not at home so (holiday) so give me a few days to get the iStat Pro screenshot from that day.
yup 94ish... that is still really cold by mbp terms! mine refuses to go below about 45.
P.S. blank out ur IP or get rid of the fhoto, for ur safety!
P.S. blank out ur IP or get rid of the fhoto, for ur safety!
iBook's are crazy hot. I can't touch my palmrest now, so it's quite awkward typing this
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I've used quite a few iBooks in my time and despite their use of the keyboard to dissipate heat, I've never felt they were overly warm. I hope nothing's wrong with yours.
yeap my dads ibook doesnt have any problems with heat either. its quite often running some pretty intensive tasks and it seems to be fine.
I don't think those look too bad, I had a similar problem but mine was a bit more extreme as the computer would go to sleep after about half an hour from the high temps.
Usually when I awoke it from sleep the temp would be around 120-130F but would quickly get up to the 150s and then sleep when it hit 164. It would be pretty much unusable until I let it cool down for a few hours. The Applecare tech said it could have been just that the sensors were off. My logic board was replaced 6 weeks ago and I guess sometimes they can "bump" something which causes the computer to think it's overheating when it's really not.
I wasn't about to go in for another (this would be No. 6 for various problems) trip to the genius bar and luckily they agreed and I'm currently awaiting my new machine
Here was my original post on it:: https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/329383/
allison.
Usually when I awoke it from sleep the temp would be around 120-130F but would quickly get up to the 150s and then sleep when it hit 164. It would be pretty much unusable until I let it cool down for a few hours. The Applecare tech said it could have been just that the sensors were off. My logic board was replaced 6 weeks ago and I guess sometimes they can "bump" something which causes the computer to think it's overheating when it's really not.
I wasn't about to go in for another (this would be No. 6 for various problems) trip to the genius bar and luckily they agreed and I'm currently awaiting my new machine
Here was my original post on it:: https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/329383/
allison.