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GXPvince

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May 12, 2008
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I recently did a processor swap (a couple of weeks ago) and its been purring along very nicely until today.. The RAM boards lit up like a christmas tree and the fans kicked in like I never heard them before.

I restarted and the fans are back to normal BUT the temps are jumping around a couple of Degrees every second! And Am I missing something like core 1 temp on CPU1???
ScreenShot2012-08-24at113411PM.jpg
 
I'd say it's either iStat Pro having issues or your temp sensor is broken.
Macs shut themselfs down automatically at about 110° C to prevent damage.
So if EVERYTHING on your machine is above 100° - you would burn your hand just touching the case.

Do an SMC reset.

http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3964
 
sorry yes in Fahrenheit... However am I missing some sensor readings in that pic?


and normally does the temperatures on the processors have 6+ degree(F) jumps every second?
 
Here it is in Celsius, I am under heavy load right now with Lightroom exporting..
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You're doing great.
I'm doing nothing but listening to music, surfing and write some stuff in Pages, that means CPU load 3%.

Jumps are not a problem since your CPU loadis jumping too ;) 6° F ain't much.
 

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