Post Your CPU Temperature

[iBookG4user]

Here's mine, it's a MacBook Pro Core Duo 2.0GHz.

(It's 45C for those of you using the metric system)

 

[SkyBell]

Like I said in an earlier post, I always get differnt readings from differnt programs.

Screen shots taken at the same time.

Tempreture Monitor ( On the dock, I trust this one) SMC Fan control, and I have no idea what the other one is (On the menu bar)

 

[TheBusDriver]

Not to bad its usually around 150*F

 

[Cristian]

MacBook 1.83 ghz i tel core duo, 1 gig ram.

 

[SkyBell]

why dont we test our systems like this
make your system running at 100% cpu load using Systemload

http://www.bresink.de/osx/SystemLoad.html

Run it for about 10 minutes and read the temperature using CoreDuoTemp

http://macbricol.free.fr/coreduotemp/

I ran it for 10min and my temp is 74C on a MBP C2D 15" 2.33.

i hope somone can post the same on a 17" as ihear they may run coolers. also i have Invisible Shield Full Armor on my MBP and would like to find out if that adds more heat.

I ran systemload for 10 minutes, and hit this

 

[phungy]

Looks good!

 

[nateDEEZY]

Not to sure what to make of it, but at that time I was ripping a dvd. I'm kind of worried about the Power Supply being the highest one, does anyone know if this is normal?

Also this is on a 24" iMac with a 500gb Hard drive and 2GB of ram.

 

[Father Jack]

This is from my 2 Ghz G5

 

[wizwaz3]

Mine's pretty low, but I haven't had it on too long.

 

[Jasonbot]

I guess this is fairly normal...

 

[synth3tik]

i installed the istat widget but it says no senors were found... help please

some of the older powerbooks and iBooks don't work fully with iStat. my Ti Powerbook would not give up the temp information, but my Aluminum Powerbook does. it has to do with what sensors are place were.

What machine are you running.

 

[SwitchingSoon]

I'm glad I found this thread. I was afraid my mac pro was too hot:

 

[queshy]

24" iMac. Is this normal? The back exhaust vent seems pretty hot to the touch (the one near the top of the unit, right behind the camera).

 

[phuong]

how do you view cpu temp?
i never worried abt it before since my comp is always cool (and by cool i mean cold)

 

[eluk]

We can't have you with nothing to worry about try iStat .

 

[richmon22]

got mine to 74 C once then had melting problems. goo thing there are warenties.

 

[sparkyms]

Mine normally runs around at this when im not doing too much.
Only had Firefox, MSN+ iTunes open at the time, although, I've not turned it off in weeks.

 

[sparkyms]

Mine normally runs around at this when im not doing too much.
Only had Firefox, MSN+ iTunes open at the time, although, I've not turned it off in weeks.

EDIT :Second pic is the lowest ive seen it.
And, this is after its been on all evening (and not been to sleep, just the display off.

 

[count chocula]

MacBook Core duo.

 

[AaronE]

My HDD.

 

[alphaone]

whoa..
(encoding dvd with handbrake, macbook c1d 2.0)
If it melts there's always applecare!

 

[Clarence]

This is just surfing the internet.

My MBP 15 inch always seems to run hot, 172-176 Farenheit.

Should I call Apple?

 

[Benjamindaines]

 

[fivetoadsloth]

When Im rendering my macbok is at 192°F at times...

 

[wonga1127]

Too lazy to link a pic, but my Rev. B imac G5 1.8 Ghz is at 162?F right now.

BTW: Is this normal? I have a funny feeling one of the fans in my iMac is a bit bad, because there is this awful sound coming from the bottom fan. Idk if this is normal though.