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Windows7 MBP (unib) temp: over 90°C ??

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lapino

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Mar 6, 2009
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I just tried playing Dawn of War II on my MBP under Windows7. Works fine, but the cpu temp (measured using coretemp) was 90°C after about 10mins. Is this within operating limits?
 
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waiwai

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Feb 24, 2009
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wtf 90c? are u playing on your lap or something??? maybe a stove???

im surprised ur machine didn't auto shutdown at that temperature. its not healthy for your mbp to be operating at those temps... something is definitely up...
 
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lapino

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Mar 6, 2009
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Well, I tried smcfancontrol now and set it to 4000Rpm and then tried some gaming (UT3). Saw the temp rise up to about 78°C/80°C but not more. MBP still feels pretty hot to touch though. Not that I mind it a LOT, I will not play games a lot on it (in fact, almost never) but I just want to make sure it performs up to scratch when I do.
 
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diamond.g

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lapino said:
I just tried playing Dawn of War II on my MBP under Windows7. Works fine, but the cpu temp (measured using coretemp) was 90°C after about 10mins. Is this within operating limits?
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AFAIK the CPU is rated to 100C and will throttle down when it hits it. Can't speak to the rest of the components in the MBP though.
 
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cathyy

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My CPU hits 77 C max, and that's when playing L4D which uses 100% of both CPUs.
 
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lapino

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And how fast do your fans spin at that time? Do you do it manually or let the mbp choose fanspeed itself?
 
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