excessive GPU Diode temperature?

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  1. AppleMix, Feb 14, 2008

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    Is everyone else also seeing their GPU Diode about 10-15 degrees Farenheit higher than everything else through iStat??

    Currently, roughly everything is at about 130 degrees and with my GPU Diode at 144 degrees..

    Just hoping this is normal.. can you guys post your average GPU Diode and Heatsink temperatures?
     
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  2. jayhawk11, Feb 14, 2008

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    Happens to me regularly. I've been up for about an hour just surfing the web and checking email with itunes playing and my GPU is about 10-12 higher than everything else. I wouldn't sweat it, though YMMV.
     
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  3. AppleMix, Feb 14, 2008

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    I've had my MBP since June, but this is the first time I've noticed such a big difference in the temperature of the GPU Diode from the GPU Heatsink, CPU A, CPU Heatsink, etc..

    I've found at least 3 other posts with people showing similar temperatures, but just wanted to make sure its not my thermal paste..
     
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  4. AppleMix, Feb 14, 2008

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    simple numbers would be nice.. no need to explain anything, just looking to see if i'm in the average range..
     
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  5. PimpDaddy, Feb 14, 2008

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    Mine is the same. It's quite normal.
     
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  6. sjons, Mar 31, 2009

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    GPU Diode at 146 degrees keys sticking even after replacment

    My GPU Diode is reading 146 degrees and my keys are randomly sticking even after a keyboard replacment a couple weeks ago!!! So frustrating!! Can't figure it out, though fans are both spinning - per iStat Pro Any help? It doesn't happen in the mornings when I first turn it on, only after hours of use.
     

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  7. ayeying, Mar 31, 2009

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    The temps are normal. Why would be abnormal? You're using a laptop, not a desktop.
     
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  8. eldy, Mar 31, 2009

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    To the TS: the excessive heat is probably being caused by your thermal paste being applied incorrectly. Send it in to Apple and ask them to also inspect your muffler bearings. :apple:
     
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  9. mciarlo, Jun 28, 2009

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    I have an early 2008 Macbook Pro 17" - right now I'm just using iTunes and the GPU diode temperature is 166 degrees. Is this cause for concern? My fans are around 2000 rpm.
     
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  10. CountPollen, Jul 7, 2009

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    Temperatures - MBP early 2008

    Same here,
    results shown in degrees Celsius
    I find it a real disaster, as my MBP often gives me the screen of death and will bring in my dear :apple: for repairs (i.e. replacing the defective NVIDIA card). I have a feeling that the GPU is overheating which in turn caused my processor to overheat. As you can see from the attachment, fan speeds are almost minimum (2000 rpm is min.). I have an aluminum cooling base with 2 fans under the laptop. Also, load is 2.40 with no applications open.

    Cheers,
    Jean
     

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  11. seriouscat21, Jul 20, 2009

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    my 's diode is -197 F!?? any help
     
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  12. noodle654, Jul 20, 2009

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    I will assume that your fans are running?
     
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  13. mikes70mustang, Jul 20, 2009

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    FYI, most people post in C. And probably 90% or more of people who post threads like this are overreacting.
     
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  14. The General, Jul 20, 2009

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    Yeah, computer temperatures in F? DOES NOT COMPUTE. And I live in California and use F for everything else!
     
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  15. mikes70mustang, Jul 20, 2009

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    i mean, i understand F better. But its easier to figure safe ranges by using C. Unless you like doing conversions constantly.
     
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