Post Your CPU Temperature

[cleanup]

i only know how to use centigrade... lol of course its °C, i wouldnt lie!

I'm quite sure your computer would be unusable at 110-120 degrees Celsius. Not to mention you'd barely be able to touch it. That's more than twice the normal idle temperature. Check your monitor's settings.

On my PC, both cores running at about 29 degrees C thanks to my Arctic Cooling Freezer 7 Pro.

 

[Dark]

45 degrees celsius

...Although i am in class just taking notes at the moment. This damn thing gets HOT from time to time.

 

[johnnyrockets]

37℃

 

[lozanoj83]

MacBook Pro (Early 2008) on a Griffin Elevator

 

[miamiracing]

47

 

[tecknical]

coolbook actually works

 

[Djmckee]

My iMac 20" 2.4GHZ Alu, the temps are in °C.

 

[Perrumpo]

MBP's hanging out at 126°F today.

 

[Cinematographer]

While reading macrumors, no other apps running:

 

[DoFoT9]

I'm quite sure your computer would be unusable at 110-120 degrees Celsius. Not to mention you'd barely be able to touch it. That's more than twice the normal idle temperature. Check your monitor's settings.

On my PC, both cores running at about 29 degrees C thanks to my Arctic Cooling Freezer 7 Pro.

lol yea it was bloody hot!! it stayed there for about a minute, the fans took a while to kick in for some reason i was converting a dvd using handbrake (external dvd drive), and burning a dvd (internal dvd drive) aswell as just browsing the net and stuff. for some reason it didnt like burning the dvd, it just ripped the tempterature right up. the fans went up to 6k and the temp stayed around 85°C until it finished burning.

 

[swisspilot737]

How to find the CPU Temp in Mac book

Hi there everyone,

I see most of you have the Cpu tables attached here, the thing with me is that i just bought a Mac book 2.4 ghz dual core 2 gb ram and 250 HD.
Can anyone tell me how can i go there and get a chance to see what you see.
and what would be the best temp to leave it running.
please help me out as this is my first mac. other than that i love it by the way...

 

[cherry su]

Here's temps from my MacCook Pro when "syslogd" (part of time machine) was going crazy

 

[DoFoT9]

Hi there everyone,

I see most of you have the Cpu tables attached here, the thing with me is that i just bought a Mac book 2.4 ghz dual core 2 gb ram and 250 HD.
Can anyone tell me how can i go there and get a chance to see what you see.
and what would be the best temp to leave it running.
please help me out as this is my first mac. other than that i love it by the way...

google and download iStat, its your best friend

Here's temps from my MacCook Pro when "syslogd" (part of time machine) was going crazy

baha i see why you call is MacCook Bro, i thought it was a typo to start off with! thats pretty darn high, hope it didnt stay like that for too long! i too have an original, get pretty hot aye.

 

[rtpub]

Mine MBP is a 2.5GHz late 2008 model. Initially the temperature readings (all in degree Celsius) were:
CPU A: 42
GPU Diode: 48
GPU Heatsink: 41
Heatsink A: 43
Heatsink B: 32
Enclosure Bottom: 24

After following the suggestions here (run the SystemLoad and the 2 scripts to put CPU at full loading) and let it run for >10 mins (I was surfing the net and running Lightroom 2 as well) the readings were:
CPU A: 76
GPU Diode: 78
GPU Heatsink: 70
Heatsink A: 63
Heatsink B: 45
Enclosure Bottom: 30

I noticed, however, the fan speed of both fans (left & right) were increased to around 2560-2570 rpm instead of ~2000 rpm), so is my MBP normal?

Thanks!!

 

[doubleohseven]

My temperatures in degrees celsius. The fan was spinning at 4025rpm at the time of those statistics.

 

[DoFoT9]

Mine MBP is a 2.5GHz late 2008 model. Initially the temperature readings (all in degree Celsius) were:
CPU A: 42
GPU Diode: 48
GPU Heatsink: 41
Heatsink A: 43
Heatsink B: 32
Enclosure Bottom: 24

After following the suggestions here (run the SystemLoad and the 2 scripts to put CPU at full loading) and let it run for >10 mins (I was surfing the net and running Lightroom 2 as well) the readings were:
CPU A: 76
GPU Diode: 78
GPU Heatsink: 70
Heatsink A: 63
Heatsink B: 45
Enclosure Bottom: 30

I noticed, however, the fan speed of both fans (left & right) were increased to around 2560-2570 rpm instead of ~2000 rpm), so is my MBP normal?

Thanks!!

seems fine to me!!! the computer seems to think that the fans were going hard enough to keep the computer cool enough, i would of rathered that the fans come on higher to keep the computer more around 60-65°C but meh thats ok.

 

[MacGeekDC]

2.4 Ghz Unibody MacBook Pro while reading this thread, listening to iTunes with mail running. Using the 9400M.

 

[rtpub]

seems fine to me!!! the computer seems to think that the fans were going hard enough to keep the computer cool enough, i would of rathered that the fans come on higher to keep the computer more around 60-65°C but meh thats ok.

Well, just got this MBP for less than a month, so hopes that it'll stay that way... maybe I should grab that SMC fan control app and tune up the fan speed (which version should I get anyway)? Thanks!!

CORRECTION: Mine isn't the Unibody MBP, it is the previous model (with 8600 GT display)

 

[MacGeekDC]

My temps in deg. F a little after I woke it up. It is 24 deg. outside and I have the widows wide open.

 

[Xephrey]

here's mine. 49C

 

[Solemony]

HD Macintosh: 32
CPU A: 45
Enclosure Base: 30
Enclosure Base 2: 30
Enclosure Base 3: 28
Heatsink A: 44
Heatsink B: 41
Northbridge 1: 38


This is my temp on my macbook..currently

 

[GoCubsGo]

Probably not "normal"
heh
iStat menus claim my rear fan is running at 565 rpm, I am unsure if that is accurate.

 

[alan.ma]

is this unhealthy for my macbook?

I own a intel core duo macbook, not a core 2 as far as i know. I got the laptop in September of '06, and i have been using a cooling pad for at least since mid '07 and i'm still using the same pad, i cleaned my cooling pad multiple times of dust, and for some reason it's starting to run very loudly, but it still runs ok.

Here's a screenshot of my istat, i think the temperatures are unhealthy and it's internal because the enclosure base is so cool...*Shrugs* what do you guys think is wrong? I only have firefox, itunes (not playing music), and ichat on.

 

[DoFoT9]

I own a intel core duo macbook, not a core 2 as far as i know. I got the laptop in September of '06, and i have been using a cooling pad for at least since mid '07 and i'm still using the same pad, i cleaned my cooling pad multiple times of dust, and for some reason it's starting to run very loudly, but it still runs ok.

Here's a screenshot of my istat, i think the temperatures are unhealthy and it's internal because the enclosure base is so cool...*Shrugs* what do you guys think is wrong? I only have firefox, itunes (not playing music), and ichat on.

nah those temperature are perfectly fine!!

 

[iMpathetic]

Specs in sig -- browsing the web, listening to Internet radio, and installing some software.

Core 0: 26C
Core 1: 23C
Core 2: 22C
Core 3: 22C