Should I take Mac Book Pro back to Apple Service

[vladidj]

About 8 month ago fans started going berserk and temp going up to 105 while working in Photoshop or even watching online movies. During some (i'd guess cpu intensive) tasks it'd switch off. So i took it to the Apple service. After 3 days of testing i was told that CPU heat sensor is broken and i need to change Logic Board. After changing Logic Board i've installed Macs Fan Control and i don't see much change of the temperature with new Logic Board. It still from time to time jumps to 105 and fans are speeding.
I'm posting here screenshot and tech info.
Any advise would be highly appreciated!


Macs Fan Control 1.2.1
MacBookPro10,1
Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-3820QM CPU @ 2.70GHz[100]
Mac OS X Unknown

Fans:
Left side-min{2160}curr{2270}max{5940}mode{0}
Right side-min{2000}curr{2109}max{5499}mode{0}


TempSensors:
TB0T (Battery TS_MAX) - 39.8984, 39.8984
TB1T (Battery Point 1) - 39.8984, 39.8984
TB2T (Battery Point 2) - 37.0977, 37.0977
TC0E () - 85.6484, 85.6484
TC0F () - 87.4609, 87.4609
TC0P (CPU Proximity) - 64.5, 64.5
TC1C (CPU Core 1) - 84, 84
TC2C () - 85, 85
TC3C () - 83, 83
TC4C () - 84, 84
TCGC (PECI GPU) - 84, 84
TCSA () - 84, 84
TCTD () - -1, 255.973
TCXC () - 86, 86
TG0D (GPU Diode) - 75.5, 75.5
TG0P () - 69.25, 69.25
TG1D () - 78, 78
TG1F () - 78.0703, 78.0703
TG1d () - 72, 72
TH0A () - 44.875, 44.875
TH0B () - 45.875, 45.875
TH0V () - 49.4375, 49.4375
TH0a () - 44.875, 44.875
TH0b () - 45.875, 45.875
TH0c () - -1, 129
TH0x () - 45.875, 45.875
TM0P () - 60.625, 60.625
TM0S (DIMM Module 1) - 61.2812, 61.2812
TMBS () - 61, 61
TP0P () - 61, 61
TPCD () - 67, 67
TS0D () - -1, 129
TS0P () - -1, 129
TS1D () - -1, 129
TS1P () - -1, 129
TW0P (Airport Card) - 53.5, 53.5
Ta0P () - 47, 47
TaSP () - 43.1914, 43.1914
Th1H () - 50.875, 50.875
Th2H () - 60.375, 60.375
Ts0P (Left Palm Rest) - 35.625, 35.625
Ts0S () - 43.9453, 43.9453
Ts1S () - 44.0508, 44.0508


Disk drives:
APPLE SSD SM768E - 45

[Steven]

vladidj
This type of CPU can heat up quickly + take into account that it's inside a thin metallic case.
Raising of minimum speed could be a solution for your case, but this feature is currently not implemented (http://forums.crystalidea.com/viewtopic ... 88&start=0)

Try to play with manual fan values.