Extremely hot Macbook Pro

Hi everyone.
Should I worry if my computer gets hot like this?
HD: 95°
CPU: 187°
Enclosure Base: 88°
Enclosure Base 2: 88°
Enclosure Base 3: 83°
Heatsink B: 146°
Northbridge: 128°
This seems extremely hot especialy for the CPU. I'm encoding a TimeLapse and my fan is only running art 3280 rpm.
Also, the ambient temperature is around 57 where I am sitting right now.
Thanks for the help.

At those temps, the fan (only one in the 13 inch model) should be running fairly loudly. You can use SMC fan control or similar software to boost the fan speed if you like. If the processor gets dangerously hot, it will suddenly and spontaneously shut off.
For better cooling, keep the screen angle at 90 degrees or less so as not to block the air exit in any way. You can improve cooling by placing your MacBook Pro on a "cooling pad", or encouraging convection by allowing AT LEAST 3/4 inch (20mm) clear air space underneath it.

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I have a 4GB Macbook Pro 13 inch, less than 1/2 the memory is in use. Computer startup can take up to 10 minutes, and opening any app can take 1-2 minutes. Apps are constantly stalling, and Safari is constantly showing the spinning wheel of doom. It's running OS X 10.9.5. It's at the point where my iPhone is a much better option that using my Mac. Any suggestions on speeding it up? I used to have MacKeeper on it, but the Genius Bar at the Apple store told me the uninstall it, as it often can cause a slow performance.

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Extremely slow macbook pro performance. Slow, stalled applications, extremely slow start up, constantly stalling and slow apps.
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Another hot macbook pro.

I don't have fan control installed, just the istat pro.
It is a 17 inch mac book pro mid 2009 model.
Istat pro shows around CPU 87 to 89 C but fans never go faster then 2500RPM.
I thought it was suppose to be around 4000RPM at that temp point.
I can feel my computer being much hotter since the Snow leopard install. (right above the esc, F1 - f6 button gets pretty hot)
Any thoughts or is this normal?
Thank you
Message was edited by: ej257gd

Peter Almere wrote:
would this mean that all the users complaining about a hot macbook pro should not worry?
Many worry about a hot book when it gets hotter than 60 degrees but you talk about 95...
Where does these numbers come from? I think my computer is normal at 60-70 but 95 is even too hot for the coffee. Are you sure about this?
These are processor temps and the like, Peter, not body temperatures. By way of example, I'm running a few different things at present, have a lot of external devices attached to my MBP13, and it is a hot day here in Melbourne (around 34ºC where I am at present). The CPU temps are in the high 60's, but the body temperature is only in the high 30's (just a few degrees more than the air temperature) . The fan is running about 2600RPM at present, but this is mainly because of the power load from the externals I suspect.
Most intel processors these days are rated to around 100ºC (it depends on the model but the core temperature max can be anywhere from 90ºC to 105ºC - CPU .)
Cheers
Rod

HOT macbook pro -- literally.

i've noticed recently the my macbook pro which is little over a year old has been getting REALLY REALLY hot. i don't put it on soft surfaces, i don't you use a bunch of applications at once and quit them as soon as i'm done using them, i don't keep my brightness up to it's fullest strength... what's wrong
it's basically on fire and i don't know what's up with it!!! please help!!!

Monitor your CPU usage in your Activity Monitor. See if any processes are causing high CPU usage. Also, how hot are your CPU cores running? Use iStat Pro or smcFanControl to monitor that.
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I have a 7 month old Macbook Pro 2.66 GHZ 4 Mg RAM 360 GB HD. I have SMC fan control and Istat widget that shows the same CPU temp and until about 3 weeks ago it ran at about 115-120F until one day it went to 180F. I took it to an authorized Apple repair and they agreed it was doing something it shouldn't and replaced the heat sink. Ok temps aren't up to 180F now, but have gotten up to 170F. On cold bootup it automatically goes to over 100F and up from there to 163-167F just sitting doing nothing. The back of the computer gets really hot even sitting on a chillpad with 2 fans on it. Something isn't right.
In order to get phone support you fill out their little online page, but no where does it list my problem so can't get the number for tech support. My warranty is good till May 2010. I still think I have a heat problem with the CPU and should have it looked into before my warranty is up. The Apple shop I took it to told me to call tech support. They said Apple doesn't recognize 3rd party temp programs, I now have 4 of them and they all say the same temp. Right now I'm at 167F. No I do not sit this on my lap because I would burn myself. I burn my fingers when I put it down though when I'm finished using it.
This just isn't right if it was running much cooler before.

I have restarted the Activity Monitor and it still shows the same thing.
I meant restarting the computer, then viewing Activity Monitor before starting anything else up. Sorry for the confusion! Make sure no startup items are enabled in System Preferences --> Users --> Your Account.
But even with Entourage not running the cpu usage still shows the same thing.
This is strange. As far as I can tell those processes should not be running continually like that. The restart should cure them though. Could you try to figure out which application starts them up?
Does apple even have a temp program that they support?
Not officially, no. I'm sure that there are internal applications used for diagnostics, but they are not available to end-users because they generally are not necessary.
Would hate for my mac to meltdown after the warranty is up in May.
At 170F it won't meltdown at all. That is a normal operating temperature. Up to 190F is fine. Your problem is with those two processes that are running more than they should be. I'm hoping someone else who knows more specifically about these processes will reply.
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my macbook pro gets really hot. i know that laptops get warm, but sometimes my laptop gets so hot that it seems like it could burn.

What model MacBook Pro do you have?
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http://homepage.mac.com/holtmann/eidac/
I set it at 2500 RPM and it seems to keep my machine cool.
If it continues to be hot, take it to a genius or call apple support.

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Since upgrading -- the bottom of the macbook pro 15 is suddenly really hot...I mean, really hot...and the fan keeps coming on -- which NEVER came one with the previous version of 10.4....
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Since upgrading -- the bottom of the macbook pro 15
is suddenly really hot...I mean, really hot...and the
fan keeps coming on -- which NEVER came one with the
previous version of 10.4....
Same problem here, but replying the combo installer didn't do the trick -- before the 10.4.9 update the computer ran nice and cool, and fans only came on under heavy heavy processor load (with 'Fan Control' 1.1 at a medium setting). After the update, even with 'Fan Control' at maximum, the fans were suddenly going most of the time and computer was hot hot hot.
I reapplied the update from the Combo installer, and reinstalled 'Fan Control' just to be sure, but I'm noticing the same problem still -- running almost no processor load and the computer is hot and the fans are whirring.
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Hi
I have a MacBook Pro(6,2), i5 2,4 Ghz, 4 Gb RAM.
The last couple of months, and especially after updating to Mountain Lion, my mac has beecome extremely slow.
I have noticed in the activity monitor, that the "free RAM" very quickly goes down to 20-100 MB - even though I am not running any major programs (e.g. now I have opend iTunes, mail, calender, word, excel, and safari at the same time). This was never a problem before Mountain Lion. I then noticed that a lot of memory was "inactive" (maybe 1,5 - 2,0 GB!). Afterwards I have started using the "purge-command" to free the inactive memory, and this helps a little, but only for a short time (one hour or so).
Do you have any suggestions?
I have thought of a few options, e.g.
- Buy more RAM?
-Restore the computer to factory condition (Snow Leopard), and then install ML again (like formating, and re-installing Windows, which worked great back in those days)?
- Use one of the "Mac Cleaner" programs?
Hoping for some great advice!
Best,
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To me, 8GB of RAM is the 'sweet spot" for running Mountain Lion. Your model can hold up to 8GB of RAM using 2 x 4GB 204-pin PC3-8500 (1066 MHz) DDR3 SO-DIMM. Go to the Crucial website and click on the System Scanner tab to find the upgrade path that's right for you. DO NOT purchase 'off brand' modules or RAM that is not spec'ed for your model - you're only looking for trouble if you go that route.
If you want to try a 'clean install' of the OS, you're not going to hurt anything - but I don't think, in your case, that it will help too much.
AVOID any software that claim to "clean your mac," "clean your hard drive." etc. It can do much mor eharm than good.
If you want to see a real speed increase, think about upgrading to a SSD. Although you'll only get a negotiated speed of 3.0 Gbps, that would be much, much faster than a hard drive. While you're at Crucial looking at their RAM, have a look at their recommended SSDs as well.
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Purchased new in January of this year MacBook Pro ,13 inch,Mac OS X Lion 10.7.4 (11E53)
I see a lot of people with this same problem, tried rebooting everything , it a problem with the Mac. the PC laptops work fine .I have the same problem where ever I travel also. Has there been any fix for this issue of the of being disconected wirelessly from the internet every few seconds , or are the macbooks now a mini desktop computer ? With the higher cost of a Mac compred to an PC , this is very dissapointing.Purchased for use on the job as I travel alot, useless if unable to keep connected to internet anywhere.Presently have airport shut off so able to send this without waiting for 20 minutes.For anyone able to help thanks in advance.
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Software Versions:
CoreWLAN:          2.1.2 (212.2)
CoreWLANKit:          1.0.3 (103.2)
Menu Extra:          7.1 (710.1)
configd plug-in:          7.2.1 (721.3)
System Profiler:          7.0 (700.3)
IO80211 Family:          4.2 (420.3)
WiFi Diagnostics:          1.0.2 (102)
AirPort Utility:          6.1 (610.31)
Interfaces:
en1:
Card Type:          AirPort Extreme (0x14E4, 0xD6)
Firmware Version:          Broadcom BCM43xx 1.0 (5.106.198.4.20)
MAC Address:          68:a8:6d:1b:11:e0
Locale:          FCC
Country Code:          US
Supported PHY Modes:          802.11 a/b/g/n
Supported Channels:          1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 36, 40, 44, 48, 52, 56, 60, 64, 100, 104, 108, 112, 116, 120, 124, 128, 132, 136, 140, 149, 153, 157, 161, 165
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AirDrop:          Supported
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I recommend making a visit to local Apple Retail Store, they can diagnose you computer.
Try reseting the SMC.

Extremly slow Macbook pro. upgrade or change?

Hello,
I am using a macbook pro (late 2011) 2.4 Ghz, 512GB HD, 4 GB Ram with Mavericks.
Lately it is going extremely slow and the software I am using (Finale, Ableton) are running badly and very slow.
I am wondering what is best...to upgrade to 16GB Ram with 512GB SSD? or switching to a newer model?
Also any ideas why it goes extremely slow sudenly? I tried erase and install recently, no change. Speed Disk test gives me 70MB/s Read 70MB/s write.
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1. This procedure is a diagnostic test. It changes nothing, for better or worse, and therefore will not, in itself, solve the problem. But with the aid of the test results, the solution may take a few minutes, instead of hours or days.
Don't be put off by the complexity of these instructions. The process is much less complicated than the description. You do harder tasks with the computer all the time.
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Copy the selected text to the Clipboard by pressing the key combination command-C.
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☞ Enter the first few letters of its name into a Spotlight search. Select it in the results (it should be at the top.)
☞ In the Finder, select Go ▹ Utilities from the menu bar, or press the key combination shift-command-U. The application is in the folder that opens.
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Click anywhere in the Terminal window and paste by pressing command-V. The text you pasted should vanish immediately. If it doesn't, press the return key.
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If you're not logged in as an administrator, you won't be prompted for a password. The test will still run. It just won't do anything that requires administrator privileges.
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At the top of the results, there will be a line that begins with the words "Start time." If you don't see that, but instead see a mass of gibberish, you didn't wait for the "Process completed" message to appear in the Terminal window. Please wait for it and try again.
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Software to administer airport extreme with macbook pro?

I have purchased an Insteon wireless camera
I have set it up on my network
I want to be able to connect to the camera when I am traveling
Can anyone tell me how to configure my airport extreme to allow access to the camera??
I am using OS X 10.8.2 on my Macbook Pro
The airport extreme is fairly old
Bruce

https://discussions.apple.com/docs/DOC-3415 should help you.

Airport Extreme with macbook pro

I have an imac which is setup with an airport extreme router also a back up drive is attached so that the imac backs up to it using time machine. I now have an Macbook pro which is running on my network wireless. I want to set up time machine to backup on the same drive as the imac attached to airport extreme. I can't seem to get it to work can anyone help? Can't figure out configuration

You should be aware that Apple does NOT support Time Machine backups to an AirPort Disk (a HDD attached to the USB port of an AirPort Extreme Base Station). That is because, although folks have been intially successful doing so, we get more here in the forums telling us their backup are corrupted or unreachable. Bottom line? If your data is important, don't use these destination for your TM backups.
Please also check out this excellent article by Pondini on the same topic.
If you wish to go ahead, Pondini has another article on the steps necessary to do so.

Too hot macbook pro

My macbook pro is becoming too hot. How can I treat this problem.

No I dont play games. Simple flash video heat it up and sometimes a few minutes after switching it on, it becomes hot.

HT1338 Hot MacBook Pro

My Macbook Pro gets really hot sometimes. How can I prevent this? Or what might I have done to cause this?

http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1473

Super HOT macbook pro

I am not sure if it's coincidence or just poor timing, but in the hour after I installed the EFI update this evening the case temperature of my MBP became untouchable and still is around the left speaker, the casing in front of the hinge and wireless area and particularly underneath, I have a mark on my leg where as I didn't realise how hot it was.
The temp of the casing has always been at a very comfortable level and I have never had to remove it from my lap, however tonight I can't even touch the bottom of the machine which is directly under the area above the left speaker (with the MBP open). so top left but underneath.
One positive though my battery is showing as fully charged for the first time since the last battery update!

I also have experienced my Macbook Pro getting super hot in the few days after installing the update, mine was in a much worse case however...
I was using the computer in a lecture, just browsing the net using the Uni wireless service with a VPN client like I usually do. No other programs were open, except probably preview. At the end of the lecture I closed the lid and put it into my bag, and left it for a few hours till my next lecture. When i opened my bag I couldn't touch the computer for more than a few seconds, and when I got it onto the bench and opened it I discovered it was dead. I plugged it into power and left it for a few minutes while it cooled down, then eventually got it to start up again. It's working fine now, but it was incredibly scary at the time.
This has never happened before, and to happen within a few days of installing the update is worrying. Particularly I'm worried it will happen again...

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