External periph/fans

Hi!
When I connect either my camera or external hdd to the usb port on my pb 12, rev d the fans come on and stay on. Why is this? Is it normal? The second I unplug them the fans calm down. Even if the powerbook isnt reading from the connected drive the fans stay on. Its really annoying. I was thinking about getting the 20 inch cinema display but if the fans are gonna go nuts about it then no I wont. Anyone here have the same issues or know how to solve them?

I got this information with speedfan concerning refresh rate of my memory sticks
DIMM #1 = No nam, DIMM #2 = Corsair
Refresh rate of Dimm 1 is two time that of Dimm 2, isn't it the cause of my problem ???
Scanning SMBus at $0400...
Decoding DIMM #1
Memory type is DDR
Module Rows : 2
Levels : 2.5V
Parity : NO PARITY
Refresh Rate : 15.62us
Total Size : 256MB
Decoding DIMM #2
Memory type is DDR
Module Rows : 1
Levels : 2.5V
Parity : NO PARITY
Refresh Rate : 7.8us
Total Size : 256MB
Scanning SMBus at $3D403E3F...
Scanning SMBus at $3D403637...
Scanning SMBus at $3D405051...

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There's a program in your applications folder called 'Activity Monitor' that you should check out. Sounds like there's a process maxing out your cpu when you plug in the monitor and that tool would show if that's true and what the process might be. You may have to select 'All Processes' at the top by the filter field and sort by cpu activity so the busiest comes to the top.
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I picked up an iMac G4 1.25 GHz with startup chime, but no video and no video from an external display, and the fan is running. I reset the PMU and tried starting while Ethernetted to other Macs to see if disk would show up, but no-go on either.
I see this problem in several threads, but none that go as far as reporting back if an external display shows up, which mine does not.
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But would any of those ideas you suggested (with the display, CCFL or inverter) cause the loss of an external display?
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Second, would a bad video controller cause it to not boot all the way up, even in target disk mode?
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A few days ago, I was working on a restoration of a 100-years-or-so-old Calculus book on one of my Linux based computers, while my other computer with the Microsoft Windows Vista operating system was serving as Broadcast TV receiver with its USB HDTV tuner
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-- Yekta

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I do use them in other circuits I occasionally build.
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I also made some temp readings at different levels of CPU usage.....using the SiSoft Sandra CPU burn-in program.
At 30% CPU usage my system runs about 48C.
At 50% ..... 52C.
At 75%...... 56C.
At 100%..... 59C.
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Cannot install adobe flash professional cs5.5

Hi
I am not able to install adobe flash professional cs5.5 as it takes a lot of time to install and uses complete cpu resources and because of this the cpu and the whole computer heats up and shuts off.
I tried to prevent the heating by putting ice all around the the computer external computer fans and everything else to keep the computer cool but still the computer shuts off.ter details
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My computer details are-
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4GB DDR2
Windows 7 Ultimate 32-bit
The computer is 4yrs old.
Thank You!

You should try contacting someone at Adobe Customer Support or Tech support (?). While it would be nice, Adobe personell do not monitor these forums as a general practice. These are user-to-user forums and getting help or attention from folks at Adobe by posting here is less likely to happen than if you try contacting them directly.

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It doesn't take long to figure out that the Toshiba design is flawed and is very suspect to overheating. Heat will slowly kill the MotherBoard components.
I recommend turning the Laptop Off and unplugging all accessories. Get a good Flash light and look down into the CPU HeatSink Cooling Fins (where the HOT air comes out) You should be able to see inside the area unrestricted. If you see a bunch of Grey Matter, it's more than likely clogged with dust bunny's restricting the airflow.
Get a can of compressed AIR. Get a vacuum cleaner and hose...no attachments. Turn the laptop upside down on a flat surface so that you have access to both the intake fan vents and the exhaust vents. (facing towards you)
I have a technique where I hold the vacuum nozzel direcly flat against the FAN IN-Take vent--with the vacuum on--I use the compressed air in 2 second bursts to clean out each of the narrow heat-sink vanes. (Not the open spaces in the plastic case, but each of the metal cooling fins)
Try to not use too much compressed air as it does have a tiny amount of liquid in it. You could also wait 30 or so minutes to let it dry.
It's a quick fix, but the alternative is to completely taking apart (on most Toshiba's) to get access to the heat sink and CPU.
If you don't see any dust or any more dust after blowing it out and it is still overheating...you could try what I did below...
I saw a youtube video where a guy rigged up an external 80mm fan with a shroud and duct tape. He powered the 12VDC fan with a battery, but I used one of those Variable Voltage Adapters...set it 12VDC and connected it with Aligator Clips. It didn't look pretty, but the external fan kept the laptop ICE cold.
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Rubberized Hard Case?

Just asked this(person was helpfull but didn't know) Is Rubberized Hard case a good case? IS it better than a plain hard case, or do you think that it gets easily dirty and is hard to lean. I like the idea of a silicon feel but I'm hesitant to get one.

"Heat disspation" requires air cooling all parts of all surfaces of the aluminum case, not just small vents.
If you were talking about a ventilated bottom metal support that has external powered fans to force more air over the surfaces, I would agree with with you.
But blocking air contact with any part of the surface is not wise.
If you want to eliminate all risk of scratches or surface blemishes, I would not even try. Just be careful. You can also buy a "personal articles rider" for homeowner's or renter's insurance that covers significant bosy damage, but I expect the policy I have on mine to cover dropping ofr theft instead of simple scratches.

New macbook pro user, need advice

So this is my very first macbook pro, it's a 2009 model 2.53GHz and 4GB RAM. I seem to be getting used to it the more I use it, however I did notice sometimes it heats up a bit which I understand is normal due to the loads it is doing. This brings me to my first question, I am thinking of purchasing somethings like a external cooling fan to help it out, is this a good idea and if so which would you recommend?
I know I also had another question, but even if my life depended on it right now I cannot remember, it will come to me eventually.

Double click the disk drive icon, inside you will find the installer .pkg
.dmg is a disk image file it opens as a disk and mounts on your desktop.
..... as Mudcrutch99 sayd, we happened to reply at the same time
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Older Mac Mini Shuts Down due to Overheating

After researching this issue extensively and trying every suggestion, I finally began placing icepacks underneath my Craig'slist purchased Mac Mini to keep it cool. I must also keep the blinds shut to minimize solar heating and sometimes run the ceiling fan in my office. I also must watch the temp on SMC FanControl to make sure it does not rise above 130°. I'm now looking for an external cooling fan which I hope will keep this situation more permanently under control. Does anyone know of a good one? Remember, external fan, not internal. My hardware info is :
Hardware Overview:
Model Name: Mac mini
Model Identifier: Macmini2,1
Processor Name: Intel Core 2 Duo
Processor Speed: 2 GHz
Number Of Processors: 1
Total Number Of Cores: 2
L2 Cache: 4 MB
Memory: 2 GB
Bus Speed: 667 MHz
Boot ROM Version: MM21.009A.B00
SMC Version (system): 1.19f2
Serial Number (system): YM824031YL2
Hardware UUID: 00000000-0000-1000-8000-0016CBB0A806

To diagnose this, one really needs to know if the Mini's internal fan speeds up (and gets noisy) before the thermal shutdown occurs.
Not sure why you brought up "liquid cooling systems": the Mini has a standard CPU heatsink. There is no liquid cooling anywhere in the Mini.
Sometimes the contact between the CPU and heatsink gets compromised and the Mini can no longer keep the CPU cool. This is more likely to have occurred if the Mini has been modified or upgraded by the previous owner.

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