Imac Operating Temperatures

Is it ok to keep my imac in a conservatory (temperatures between 10-34degrees)

Hey there Hayhowp,
It sounds like you need to know the recommended operating temperatures of your late 2006 iMac.
iMac (Late 2006) - Technical Specifications
http://support.apple.com/kb/Sp28
Operating temperature: 50° to 95° F (10° to 35° C)
Storage temperature: -40° to 185° F (-40° to 85° C)
I hope you find this information useful.
Thank you for using Apple Support Communities.
Cheers,
Sterling

Similar Messages

  • IMac operating temperature question

    Hi. I am thinking of getting a new iMac.
    I see on the iMac technical specifications webpage :
    http://www.apple.com/imac/specs.html#specs
    ...that the iMac is required to be in a 50 degree Farenheit or warmer environment. "Operating temperature: 50° to 95° F (10° to 35° C)"
    So what if the temperature goes down to 35 degrees Farenheit in a low heat overnight situation? Is this a real cause for concern?
    Thanks.
    Thomas

    The Dell XPS One has these specs:
    "Temperature:
    Operating 10° to 35°C (50° to 95°F)
    Storage –40° to 65°C (–40° to 149°F)
    Relative humidity 20% to 80% (noncondensing)"
    (I had to download the "Dell™ XPS One™ Owner’s Manual" to find them. Annoying.)
    The important word is "noncondensing". If your machine gets cold and the water vapor inside it condenses, then you have liquid water covering certain parts. This is never good.

  • Safe Imac operating temperatures.

    Hi,
    I've searched google and looked at some older posts but haven't really been able to find what im looking for.
    i was wondering if there is a list of what the min to max safe operating temps are for intel imacs (aluminum).
    i have a 3-4 yr old intel 24" alu imac that's recently been shutting down and i think it's due to overheating.
    i downloaded temperature monitor and these are my readings after turning on my computer (after it has been shut down all night).
    ambient air - 24C/75F
    cpu A heatsink 35C/95F
    CPU Core 1 - 33C/91F
    CPU Core 2 - 33C/91F
    Graphics Processor Chip 1 - 43C/109F
    Graphics Processor Heatsink 1 - 43C/109F
    Graphics Processing Temperature Diode - 45C/113F
    Hard Drive Bay 1 - 36C/97F
    Main Logic Board - 38C/100F
    Power Supply Position 1 - 53C/127F
    SMART DISK WDC WD5000AAKS-40TM0 - 34C/93F
    Wireless Module - 58C/136F
    It's pretty cold atm but lst ngiht the upper left corner on the back was quite hot and the rest of the back was also warm. i put a a little fan behind and turned it on and it brought the temps down a little.
    Tara

    Sure - I understand the point you're making.
    The machine I took to the reseller was out of AppleCare.
    Maybe I wasn't insistent enough with Applecare on the 'phone, after all, a crash can be caused by all sort of things and hardware is often way down the list. They suggested I created a new account and see if that crashed. Frankly, I didn't have time to stop using my iMac productively to muck about trying things.
    When both machines went the same way, I was suspicious. To hear of someone else in the same boat makes me think I was on to something and not going mad. I wouldn't be surprised if Apple have stats on these failures which could well point to a design failure.
    I'm bitter as I lost a lot of time on the whole issue - faithfully filling in crash reports etc and when I called up for support I was fobbed off. Next time I will just unplug the lot and take it to the Genius bar!
    I'm not looking for support now though, I'm just *******'

  • Apple Notebooks: Operating Temperature

    I see Apple has updated article# 30612 (Apple Notebooks: Operating Temperature) to include the MacBook Pro. The most interesting part of the document is the first paragraph:
    "The bottom surface and some areas between the keyboard and LCD hinge of your Apple notebook computer can become hot after extended periods of use. This is normal operating behavior. With processor and bus speeds in portable computers often matching, if not exceeding, those of desktop systems, increased operating temperatures in portable computing products are common throughout the industry."
    So it seems Apple is knowledging that this extreme heat is normal above the F keys and on the bottom surface (mainly at the back).
    MacBook Pro 2.16GHz/2GB RAM/100GB 7200rpm hard drive   Mac OS X (10.4.6)  

    Hi Brad,
    "extreme heat"
    All of the Apple computers are like this. Same with all laptops that I have ever seen. The back of the computer near the hinge is where the fan is, so there should be some heat coming of there. I am glad some heat comes out of the keyboard (barely); its better then the logic board.
    Jon
    Quick question; where did you see extreme heat?
    Mac Mini 1.42Ghz, iPod (All), Airport (Graphite & Express), G4 1.33Ghz iBook, G4 iMac 1Ghz, G3 500Mhz, iBook iMac 233Mhz, eMate, Power Mac 5400 LC, PowerBook 540c, Macintosh 128K, Apple //e, Apple //, and some more...  Mac OS X (10.4.5) Moto Razr, iLife '06, SmartDisk 160Gb, Apple BT Mouse, Sight..

  • How can I find out the current operating temperature of my phone?

    IS there any app or setting to be able to monitor the operating temperature of my iPhone?

    Perhaps if you told us why you need that information, we could offer some alternative suggestions.

  • What is the operating temperature on an MBA Rev C?

    I have an MBA Rev A
    After watching 45 minutes of video the operating temperature is 65 Degrees C and the fan is running at 6200 RPM.
    I was just curious how an MBA Rev C faired under the same circumstances.
    Can someone tell me what the temperature and fan speed is in this situation?

    Both my Rev A & Rev B fans will start in the 2000 rpm neighborhood and climb to about 2300 rpm within 5 minutes of usage.
    Humm...mine will stay at 2000RPM even with AOL Radio and my webcam running.
    Dave M.
    MacOSG Founder/Ambassador  An Apple User Group  iTunes: MacOSG Podcast
    Macsimum News Associate Editor  Creator of 'Mac611 - Mobile Mac Support'

  • Hub/Switches Operating Temperature

    I am looking for a hub/switch that can work on a temperature 60-70 deg C. Appreciate if you can provide me the model name if it is available.

    hi! alsmot all Linksys switches has an operating temperature/humidity of 0ºC to 40ºC / 20% to 95% relative humidity, Non-Condensing with the exception of SLM224G, SLM248G, SLM2024, SLM2048, SLM224P and SLM248P which has 50C, 90% (operating temperature/humidity)

  • High netbook operating temperature

    good day...
    is 70-75 degrees celcius normal temperature for netbook? i think it is very high operating temperature.  
    my unit is HP mini 210-1099ee.

    Hi,
    From my view, it's a litte bit high. My daughter's mini 210 has never run at that hot. Please check ventilation around it.
    Regards,
    BH
    **Click the KUDOS thumb up on the left to say 'Thanks'**
    Make it easier for other people to find solutions by marking a Reply 'Accept as Solution' if it solves your problem.

  • What does operating temperature mean?

    http://support.apple.com/kb/SP5
    Apple states that the maximum operating temperature is 35 degrees Celcius. Does that mean that my Macbook can be, at max, 35 degrees Celcius, or that the temperature around me, while using my device, can be, at max, 35 degrees?
    Thanks, so much.
    Regards,
    bettyfromcalifornia

    Also pay attention to "storage temperature".
    Car trunks in deep summer can easily exceed both humidity and temperature limits.
    And car tunks in deep winter can easily lower the temperature of all components even deep in the Macbook.  You may want to allow your Macbook some time to slowly re-warm from deep freeze.
    If your Macbook will be in storage for a length of time (2+ weeks) you may want to leave it with a friend who has controlled-environment if your only other option is a storage unitsthat has no controls.

  • MBP normal operating temperature

    What is considered the normal operating temperature" My MBP runs between 110 and 120 F.
    MBP   Mac OS X (10.4.5)  

    If you have the Seagate 7200 RPM HDD there is a single temperature sensor that works with the standard temperature reading utilities. So, he is likely reading the temperature of the HDD.

  • CPU operating temperature

    This should be easy:
    Where can I find CPU-Documentation, that specifies optimum and maximum CPU operating temperatures?
    Thanks!

    You may also read the technical documentations found on constructor's website.
    For Intel CPU I found information in section Home � Products � Processors � Intel� Xeon� Processor 5000 Sequence � Technical Documents � Thermal/Mechanical Design Guidelines document.
    I think something similar may be found for AMD CPU on AMD website.

  • 2911 operating temperature

    Hello I have to put a router at a tower site that only has a metal box on the side of it. With the fans the temp stays around 90. On the really hot days I have seen it get up to 105. The operating temperature of a 2911 is 32-104F. So my question is, is it safe to run it in this environment? And is the 32-104F ambient temperature or board temperature?

    I don't know the exact temperature specifics only Creative have the "undocumented specs". But I can tell you that the internal Lithium battery would not be a problem but the LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) screen might pose a problem at very low temperatures 32 F/ 0 C (and below) because the liquid in the display could freeze/dis-color/turn dark as with any other LCD. The key is to keep the MP3 close to your body so 98.6 F. will keep the display warm and not freeze. Just put it in your shirt pocket and do not expose it to the elements!

  • G4 Operating Temperature

    Hi,
    I use my G4 for Recording and have it in an ISO BOX.
    The ISO BOX has cooling fans on the back to suck out the heat.
    There is a temperature display on the front.
    I saw that the Operating Temperature for the G4 is between 50 degrees and 95 degrees F.
    When I have my G4 in the ISO BOX the G4 cooling fan goes into high gear and gets pretty loud like its working hard to cool itself. This is somewhere when the temperature is around 80-90 degrees F.
    Is this a very bad thing to leave it running for long periods of time like 12 hours or will it be safe as long as the inside temperature of the box stays between 70 to 95 degrees F even with the G4 fan running hard?
    Thanks.

    Hello! I doubt that the temperature is too high although heat is the killer of electronic devices. 95 degrees is the upper range of the operating temperature. The easiest way to reduce this (although not inexpensive) is to reduce the room temp. I have to run my air conditioning all year long because of my 8-10 computers all running 24/7/365. Tom

  • HD operating Temperature

    Hello,
    Another post regarding the heat. Sorry
    I just received my macbook and it runs very hot. The link below states my hard drive operating temperature. I am just using the Internet and an email application and my HD temperature is 104 F or 40 C. For many out there running huge applications it might help because if your laptop reach or is even close to that temperature Apple will definitely need to resolved this issue.
    http://www.seagate.com/cda/products/discsales/personal/family/0,1085,667,00.html
    Close to or above your HD operating temperature there is 100% possibility that your hard drive fails, restarts or lock down. Look for your specific hard drive model. They should be in the same range.
    Thanks
    IBM laptop   Windows XP Pro  

    Hi Bob
    I have a 2.0 macbook pro. What about you?
    Mine has reached 107.6 F or 42 C and I don't run any applications. I wonder what application I can use in order for me to test it.
    Thanks.

  • MyRIO Operating Temperature

    Does anyone know the myRIO's ideal/max operating temperature? I'm working on launching a CubeSAT like object with different sensors, cameras, etc in it into the stratospere via HAB. At first I was going use a few Arduino's and RPI's, but then I remembered I had this just lying in my closet. Don't want to let almost $300 go to waste.
    Solved!
    Go to Solution.

    Hey jeremiahb,
    It looks like the myRIO 1900 is reated for 0-40C during operation and up to 2000M altitude.  You can find these ratings in the environmental section of the myRIO 1900 specifications.
    -Sam K
    LabVIEW Hacker
    Join / Follow the LabVIEW Hacker Group on google+

Maybe you are looking for

  • Organizer (Bridge) won't connect to Android Lollipop

    My carrier without my consent upgraded my LG G3 to Android Lollipop.  Now Adobe Bridge won't connect to my device.  After 1-2 minutes I get the Error code: c0000005 Address: abb6f3c Is there an update on the horizon?

  • Problem whit activateStateForUndo possible bug?

    I dont know if this is totally JHeadStart or BC. I use a table to edit items, it's also possible to delete items. If I have like 3 records in the table, I edit row 1 and 2 and mark row 3 to be deleted. If for whatever reason the commit fails because

  • MDT Refresh doesn't clean recycle bin

    Hello, Has anyone dealt with the fact that the, "Clean Disk" performed by LTIApply.wsf marks the Recycler folder as a protected folder and doesn't clear it out? Essentially leaving the contents of the user's recycle bin beyond after reimage? Is there

  • Moving images between open browsers. Possible?

    I would like to copy an image from one open album into another open album. I know I can drag it into the Projects icon. But I want to place it at a specific spot. It would seem to be a reasonable feature. I can, for example, easily do this in Adobe B

  • Commission caluclation on order

    Hi Experts, I am new to pricing and need guidence and support . Q1 : I need to caluculate commission on the sales order                         Is there any condition  type template for commission?                        Which condition tables should