MacBook Pro '13, Mid-2009 HEATSINK

[Seridoense]

Good evening,
Recently bought a MacBook Pro '13 Mid-2009. This Mac stood unused in my friend's room drawer for a couple of years.

Finally I bought for a good price. His problem is that the TG Pro program shows that the CPU Diode is at high temperatures when I'm using in normal tasks, * not * heavy.
I put the FAN to work at full and the temperature decreases. He already reached 210F temperature.

When the Mac is hot to perfomace not decrease, it is not slow, so I suspect it is defective sensors. I also think that may be the thermal paste that needs to be replaced.

Has anyone experienced this or know any way to solve?

I am very happy with my MacBook, but I want to solve it.

Greetings from sunny Brazil

 

[Gav2k]

Have you done a clean install or at least as a minimum are you using a new user account Those temps with the fans running 100% say to me it needs a good internal clean if there's not a rouge process running

 

[Seridoense]

I put maximum manually to prevent overheating. heats up a lot when I watch movies or with several apps or using intensively. what do you suggest?

 

[Gav2k]

what temps are you getting with it set to auto?

I put maximum manually to prevent overheating. heats up a lot when I watch movies or with several apps or using intensively. what do you suggest?

 

[Willo34]

what temps are you getting with it set to auto?

Might want to have a look here https://discussions.apple.com/thread/3983063?tstart=0