OK, but that would take some time for setting high speed to cool it down so that it would stay 0 when using Auto Setting.Steven wrote:DreamSeason
Could you please give me a complete screenshot?
Was a 0 RPM that surprise? I've seen that a lot. Here's the picture for the issue and the one you request.Steven wrote:Why do you have 0 on Auto??
Please post a screenshot of MFC window.
1. Yep. It definitely would auto spin up once the temp is quite hot. Based on my experience, maybe more than 70° for a certain period of time.Steven wrote:DreamSeason
Normally min speed for your fan is 1300 RPM and it can't be lower, it's common behaviour for all macs. That's why MFC displays 0 in a special color. But your Mac is the latest macbook pro model, we don't have info on it yet.
1. Does it ever spin up in Automatic mode?
2. Please post technical information from the Preferences->Diagnostics.
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Macs Fan Control 1.3.0
MacBookPro12,1
Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-5257U CPU @ 2.70GHz[100]
Mac OS X Unknown
Fans:
Right Side-min{1299}curr{0}max{6199}mode{0}
TempSensors:
TA0P (Ambient) - 36.125, 36.125
TB0T (Battery TS_MAX) - 32.1992, 32.1992
TB1T (Battery Point 1) - 32.1992, 32.1992
TB2T (Battery Point 2) - 31.1992, 31.1992
TBXT () - 32.1992, 32.1992
TC0C (CPU Core 0) - 50, 50
TC0E () - 48.9688, 48.9688
TC0F () - 51.4258, 51.4258
TC0P (CPU Proximity) - 44.375, 44.375
TC1C (CPU Core 1) - 50, 50
TCGC (PECI GPU) - 50, 50
TCSA () - 50, 50
TCXC () - 50.4219, 50.4219
TH0A () - 35.625, 35.625
TH0B () - 35.625, 35.625
TH0C () - 35.625, 35.625
TH0F () - -1, 207.629
TH0R () - -1, 207.625
TH0V () - 34.875, 34.875
TH0a () - 35.625, 35.625
TH0b () - 35.625, 35.625
TH0c () - 35.625, 35.625
TH0x () - 35.625, 35.625
THSP () - -1, 129
TM0P () - 40.25, 40.25
TMLB () - -1, 129
TPCD () - 43, 43
TW0P (Airport Card) - -1, 129
Th1H () - 37.5, 37.5
Ts0P (Left Palm Rest) - 31.25, 31.25
Ts0S () - 35.4453, 35.4453
Ts1P () - 30.375, 30.375
Ts1S () - 35.0664, 35.0664
Ts2S () - 34.1406, 34.1406
Disk drives:
APPLE SSD SM0256G - 35.625
Yeah. It would be nearly silent if you really did nothing that serious. As the time typing this, it would spin up to the minimum 1300~ RPM. And the temp is around 55 for cpu cores. Don't really know how apple decide when to complete shut down the fan or when to start the fan from 0.Steven wrote:Thank you, that's very interesting. Looks like your MacBook pro is completely silent most of the time?
Can you post a screenshot when the fan spins at e.g. 500 or 800 RPM?
Thanks for this useful info. We can't buy each Apple hardware to test the app 
Good news. It's my first mac anyway.Steven wrote:DreamSeason
Wow
I will fix the 0 RPM issue soon
The reason why I found this software is that I think Apple is too conservative about the speed bump. It tries to stay to 1300 even though temp is rising like 80 or 90 which I could guess the reason but I just don't agree with them. Hope this app keep getting better and if I could help just reply in this thread. I will check the forum quite frequently