#Macs fan control review pro#
Apple didn’t do its homework when, for example, the MacBook Pro 13 is hooked up to LG’s UltraFine 5K display (which Apple sells at its Apple Store - both online and physical stores). Also, you run the risk of overtaxing your fans if you max out the settings - among other possible risks including voiding the warranty.īut I would also argue that a program like Mac Fans Control is necessary for users like me. Not for everyone: As a disclaimer, the Mac Fans Control program is not meant for everyone. That said, fan noise doesn’t bother me because it is barely audible and the duration is short. But the fans do kick in a little earlier with Mac Fans Control than they would otherwise. Noise: when the MacBook Pro 13 is doing something like video streaming or running a dozen or more Chrome tabs, the fans get active - even without a program like Mac Fans Control. Or opt for the 16-inch MacBook Pro which, based on my testing so far, handles bigger workloads just fine. Or you could also invest in a cooling pad - which is one of the most popular traditional fixes. This is not necessarily a permanent fix, though. Or switching browsers: while all browsers are resource hogs, Chrome is notorious for the “Google Chrome Helper” that appears very prominently in Apple’s Activity Monitor utility eating up processor cycles and ratcheting up CPU core temperatures. A simple reboot sometimes does the trick because that will jettison background processes that may be unnecessarily gobbling up CPU cycles. Other solutions: there are other, simpler ways to fix overheating.
Temperatures can drop enough that I can work comfortably for longer periods with large workloads. The bottom line is, Mac Fans Control can bring down palmrest temperatures in some cases.
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