Hello,
I have a late 2016 15" MacBook Pro with Touch Bar. Recently, I just checked the temps via iStat Pro and saw that during gameplay gpu temp rises up to 80 Celsius degree. However, the fans were spinning at about 2700 rpm. It was not like that before. Generally, the fans used to kick in and max temps wouldn't go over 75 celcius.
I tried doing SMC reset firstly, but it didn't affect anything. I'm using the latest MacOS 10.13.1. Is Apple really don't want to kick the fans before it gets too hot?
Then I install Macs Fan Control app and set a fan profile. It is the first time for me installing an app like that on my Mac. So, I would like to learn if it hurts my system in the future? Altering the fan profile other than Apple's default settings will make any trouble?
Thanks
edit: With the app installed, the temps don't go over 70 Celsius generally w/ a fan speed about 4000-4500 rpm.
I have a late 2016 15" MacBook Pro with Touch Bar. Recently, I just checked the temps via iStat Pro and saw that during gameplay gpu temp rises up to 80 Celsius degree. However, the fans were spinning at about 2700 rpm. It was not like that before. Generally, the fans used to kick in and max temps wouldn't go over 75 celcius.
I tried doing SMC reset firstly, but it didn't affect anything. I'm using the latest MacOS 10.13.1. Is Apple really don't want to kick the fans before it gets too hot?
Then I install Macs Fan Control app and set a fan profile. It is the first time for me installing an app like that on my Mac. So, I would like to learn if it hurts my system in the future? Altering the fan profile other than Apple's default settings will make any trouble?
Thanks
edit: With the app installed, the temps don't go over 70 Celsius generally w/ a fan speed about 4000-4500 rpm.
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