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Get local or email notifications for temperature events along with full logging for further analysis. If it's getting hot, manually boost the fan speeds, or allow TG Pro to do it automatically to help keep the Mac cool and running fast. Quickly view CPU, GPU, logic board or hard drive temperatures, check battery health and the other hardware diagnostics. It's compatible with macOS 10.11 up to macOS 12 Monterey, and is native on both Intel and Apple Silicon (M1, M1 Pro, M1 Max and M1 Ultra). It supports all models from 2008, right up to the latest ones from 2022, including the brand new Mac Studio, the 14-inch & 16-inch MacBook Pros, and the 24-inch iMac. I am very confused right now.Extend the life of your Mac with TG Pro, whether you have an older one or brand a new MacBook Pro. I also did prime 95 on 2 cores and saw it try to turbo boost to 4.6ghz? and then it shot back to 2.6ghz. Is this just a bad temp reading or could it be something in the bios? I am not sure what to do at this point because from what I am reading it sounds as though the cpu is cooking itself and this is not my computer so that is not good. I just put the stock cooler onto the cpu and the temps are around 77-78 celcius! I thought the limit was 74 celcius? Is there a problem somewhere other can my cooler? It seems very strange that its even running let alone at 3ghz above its thermal limit. It happens from time to time and it SUCKS. Something must be wrong with the cooler/how it is attached or fan simply isn't spinning. You want a THIN layer on the cpu, so you are already doing it right if you are letting the cooler doing the work of spreading it.

That said? At most it might knock off maybe 4 degrees. Mx-4 is fantastic and I am not going to say anything bad about it.

I also may think that it could be the thermal paste since i used the crap stuff that comes with the cooler i will test with some arctic mx-2 tomorrow. What do you mean by tint it with a small BB sized ball? is that referring to the amount of thermal paste to use? I used a small amount of thermal paste already, a little bit smaller than a pea sized amount but it barely covers the cpu. The heat wasn't transferring from the cpu to the heatsink because of it.Īlso? Make sure the fan is running and your exhaust fan is running. You probably had severe air bubbles and just too much paste. Pushing the cooler down/tightening it will do the rest. If it had nothing on it? You would tint it with a small BB sized ball and spread it around/wipe it off.įor thermal paste on the cpu? Put a small dot on the middle of the heatsink. Take a coffee filter and just wipe off the excess really well. If the metal on your cooler that touches the cpu is not completely flat, tint it. Your cooler is not getting heat transferred to it. What does this mean? is the cpu heat spreader messed up or is there something wrong with the software / motherboard causing it to throttle? I took off the cooler and took out the cpu within a minute of shutting off and it was not even warm.