it actually spin to 8123 rpm and generate a big noise. It remains about 2 seconds then come back to normal.
The full screenshot is a little big (3M) and I failed to upload it. Could you pm me your email?
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- 29 Aug 2013, 13:32
- Forum: Macs Fan Control
- Topic: Fan get max speed when macbook pro is waking up from sleep
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- 29 Aug 2013, 12:49
- Forum: Macs Fan Control
- Topic: Fan get max speed when macbook pro is waking up from sleep
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Re: Fan get max speed when macbook pro is waking up from sleep
1. Fan speed with system default policy
2. Change the policy
3. Fan speed with above policy. The max speed will exist 2s then come back to normal
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- 29 Aug 2013, 00:39
- Forum: Macs Fan Control
- Topic: Fan get max speed when macbook pro is waking up from sleep
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Re: Fan get max speed when macbook pro is waking up from sleep
It's normal behavior of any MacBook Pro, the fan is rotated to a MAX speed for a second after waking from sleep. You can try uninstalling MFC and see that this behavior remains. That is not true. I tested two policy as following. 1) Set Fan Control to use 'Automatic(controlled by system)' 2) Set Fa...
- 27 Aug 2013, 01:42
- Forum: Macs Fan Control
- Topic: Fan get max speed when macbook pro is waking up from sleep
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Fan get max speed when macbook pro is waking up from sleep
Hi,
Every time my macbook pro is waking up from sleep, the fan will reach it's max speed and produce big noise although the temperature is not high. It seems to be a bug of Fan Control.
Regards,Howard.
Every time my macbook pro is waking up from sleep, the fan will reach it's max speed and produce big noise although the temperature is not high. It seems to be a bug of Fan Control.
Regards,Howard.