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- 25 Oct 2014, 15:46
- Forum: Macs Fan Control
- Topic: New Vibration Noise when Mac Mini 2009 is idling at 1500 rpm
- Replies: 1
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New Vibration Noise when Mac Mini 2009 is idling at 1500 rpm
Folks I busted the temperature monitor in my Mac Mini 2009 when I upgraded the hard drive. The fans went full blast and stayed there until I discovered this great product. My fan speed/temp control problem was fixed. Last night I noticed a "vibration" sort of noise when my Mini was idling ...
- 06 Sep 2014, 01:19
- Forum: Macs Fan Control
- Topic: Mac Mini 2009 with busted hard drive sensor
- Replies: 3
- Views: 4334
Re: Mac Mini 2009 with busted hard drive sensor
A radom quote from the internet:
"The Intel processors used in Macs are designed to automatically shut down to prevent damage if they truly overheat."
Is this true?
Thanks for your quick responses here and for a great product!
R
"The Intel processors used in Macs are designed to automatically shut down to prevent damage if they truly overheat."
Is this true?
Thanks for your quick responses here and for a great product!
R
- 05 Sep 2014, 15:29
- Forum: Macs Fan Control
- Topic: Mac Mini 2009 with busted hard drive sensor
- Replies: 3
- Views: 4334
Mac Mini 2009 with busted hard drive sensor
Folks, I busted the hard drive sensor (the one that sticks to the housing) when updating internal components in my 2009 Mac Mini. As predicted, the fans ran full bore when I turned it on. I use Macs Fan Control to deal with the problem. Two questions: 1 - Will my Mini still shut off automatically if...
- 04 Sep 2014, 05:16
- Forum: Macs Fan Control
- Topic: What happens at Maximum Temp
- Replies: 1
- Views: 3425
What happens at Maximum Temp
Dear Folks, I choose "Sensor-based value." I am using the following settings: minimum temperature: 70 degrees Celcius maximum temperature: 100 degrees Celsius The RPMs on my Mac Mini 2009 go from 1500 to 5500. Does this mean my fans will go to 5500 when the temperature hits 100? Do they ge...