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catachip

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Jun 7, 2007
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I am wondering, I hae a new SR macbook pro (2.4 ghz) and as soon as I turn it on (i.e., after sleep for 8 hours) the fans are at 2000 rpm (according to istatNANO) with Temp listed as 36 C. I am wondering if these are normal stats and if anyone could tell me what they get on their comparable systems. Thanks folks, I appreciate it!
 
I am wondering, I hae a new SR macbook pro (2.4 ghz) and as soon as I turn it on (i.e., after sleep for 8 hours) the fans are at 2000 rpm (according to istatNANO) with Temp listed as 36 C. I am wondering if these are normal stats and if anyone could tell me what they get on their comparable systems. Thanks folks, I appreciate it!

The fans should not be on at those temperatures. Do the fans stay on or do they shut off after a minute or two? Either way having the fans come on when waking up after sleep is not normal. Call Apple support and see what they recommend. Could you post back with Apple's response?

Sopranino
 
I had a macbook that was dead quiet and never over heated, then i bought the C2d macbook the fans were always running at 1600 RPM....crazy........
 
The first few releases of the MBP, pre C2D, were default at 1000rpm. Along came C2D and they raised it to 1600 and gave it new fans. Then came later versions of the C2D and they were even hotter and to compensate they raised it a bit more. also it varies a few hundred rpm per laptop depending on how it was built. 2000 is higher than most but just barely. My CD MBP runs at 3500rpm and has for 8months or so.
 
operating temp

What is the normal operating temperature? I've been working in Word, email, Safari for a few hours and I'm at 64 C. (C2D Santa rose, 2.4 Ghz by the way)?
 
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