I'm running Yosemite PB4 on a 2012 MacBook Air 1.8 8GB RAM. I've noticed and it hasn't improved with subsequent betas that my fans are running much higher/louder than when I am booted into Mavericks.
Mavericks, no load, no video fans run sub 2k, and you can't hear them.
Yosemite, no load, no video fans run 3,800-4,500 on a consistent basis, and you can definitely hear them.
In Mavericks I'd have to run video for at least 5-10 minutes to get above 4k fan speeds.
The only thing I can think of other than a Yosemite issue, and I'm not sure what the correlation would be, is that Yosemite is loaded onto a partition on a Seagate 4TB external USB 3.0 drive, where as Mavericks of course runs off the internal drive. Should running the OS off an external cause this?
Mavericks, no load, no video fans run sub 2k, and you can't hear them.
Yosemite, no load, no video fans run 3,800-4,500 on a consistent basis, and you can definitely hear them.
In Mavericks I'd have to run video for at least 5-10 minutes to get above 4k fan speeds.
The only thing I can think of other than a Yosemite issue, and I'm not sure what the correlation would be, is that Yosemite is loaded onto a partition on a Seagate 4TB external USB 3.0 drive, where as Mavericks of course runs off the internal drive. Should running the OS off an external cause this?