I decided I didn't really need the 750m so I disabled it and am using the iris pro only. I just ran plane 10 bit and istat reported the gpu at 180 which is even hotter then the 750m. If the 750m is off why is it getting so hot?
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I decided I didn't really need the 750m so I disabled it and am using the iris pro only. I just ran plane 10 bit and istat reported the gpu at 180 which is even hotter then the 750m. If the 750m is off why is it getting so hot?
I think it's because when you use Iris, you stress out the processor also, so the processor has to work harder.
When you use the 750M, you don't stress out the processor as much, so it brings the average temperature down.
I just ran plane 10 bit and istat reported the gpu at 180 which is even hotter then the 750m. If the 750m is off why is it getting so hot?
Is this fahrenheit or celsius? If fahrenheit, there is nothing to worry about, its a pretty normal temperature under load. If celsius, either your sensor or the software is broken.
Thanks. Was looking at your sig. Do you currently have that many computers lol?
F of coarse. God I wish the US would switch to the metric system. Im embarrassed that I still use F, pounds, miles, inches etc.
Not all are mine it's a mix of mine and my dad's. He needs the Mac Pros for his work, only God knows why on earth would he need 12 cores and 64GB RAM. All I know is that he does a lot of heavy rendering.
I only use the 15" Sandy Bridge, 15" rMBP Haswell and the two iMacs
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I still have no idea why the US is still using the antiquated Imperial system. It can be disastrous sometimes.
Remember that time when an Air Canada Boeing 767 ran out of gas and landed at an abandoned airfield? Turned out that the ground crew refueled the plane in pounds instead of kilograms. They were so used to refueling in pounds, and the 767 was the first Boeing aircraft to use the metric system.
I think we need a protest in America to ban the imperial system. I can't believe we are raising our kids on this system. I mean we have it made as far as languages go.
so in the rest of the world is it a 13" and 15" MBP lol?
Not all are mine it's a mix of mine and my dad's. He needs the Mac Pros for his work, only God knows why on earth would he need 12 cores and 64GB RAM. All I know is that he does a lot of heavy rendering.
I think we need a protest in America to ban the imperial system. I can't believe we are raising our kids on this system. I mean we have it made as far as languages go.
so in the rest of the world is it a 13" and 15" MBP lol?
Inches and sometimes feet are the only imperial measurements that still show up often in brand names. I think it is because the numbers are sometimes smaller and easier to handle and everybody sort of knows what it means.so in the rest of the world is it a 13" and 15" MBP lol?
@op. One chip all heat means that that chip gets hotter than if the heat is spread over two chips.
so in the rest of the world is it a 13" and 15" MBP lol?
And if you were used to metric it would be the other way around. With metric you always know where freezing temp is and where boiling temp is. F tells you where body temp is which isn't all that useful most of the time. Not even for telling hot from cold weather because below 100F is still really hot even if it is dry heat.Honestly if someone told me the weather and told me the current temperature in Celsius, I would need to convert it in my head to Fahrenheit to know if it hot or cold.