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Thank you for this app.
Excellent for limiting the fan noise on my bootcamped Imac.



May I suggest a feature for future versions:
profiles that will set fans at predefined speeds, e.g. for gaming.

Hello, jacob!

Thank you for the feedback. Yes, we'll add this feature soon.

I would be great of you share the screenshot of MacFanControl on your iMac + Copy Technical info from the About dialog.

Hi Steven

Sorry for the late answer.

Machine:iMac11,3
Fans:ODD-min{996}curr{995}max{3785}mode{0}HDD-min{1095}curr{1096}max{5478}mode{1,1100}CPU-min{936}curr{935}max{2092}mode{0}
TempSensors:TA0P,TA0V,TA0p,TA1v,TC0C,TC0D,TC0H,TC0P,TC1C,TG0D,TG0H,TG0p,TH0O,TH1O,TL0P,TL0V,TL0p,TL1V,TL2V,TLAV,TLBV,TLCV,TMCD,TO0P,TO0p,TPCD,TS0V,TS2P,TS2V,TS2p,Tm0P,Tm0p,Tp1P,Tp2H,Tp3H
Values:Ambient - 15,CPU Core 0 - 34,CPU Diode - 129,CPU Heatsink - 33,CPU Proximity - 129,CPU Core 1 - 34,GPU Diode - 39,GPU Heatsink - 36,LCD proximity - 20,Optical Drive - 25,Samsung SSD 840 PRO Series - 0,SAMSUNG HD103SJ - 25,

Hey, jacob

Thanks for coming back.

CPU Diode and CPU proximity display strange (wrong) numbers
Are you able to check them rebooted in mac os, using some other software like
http://www.macupdate.com/app/mac/12381/ ... re-monitor

Thank you

Yes I agree.

I don't have MacOS installed at all, but I attached monitor readings from SpeedFan and openHardwareMonitor, and although they probably get the core readings correct, they both obviously fail on the GPU.

Ok, thanks.

I'll try to find iMac 11,3 to check the issue

Ok, fixed this issue. The fix will be available as a part of beta 5 update soon

Hi steven

Just to confirm that beta 5 has fixed the issue - thank you :