It's better to have the fan noise than to have the laptop cook itself - they're starting up for a reason ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Ok, so here's the thing, if it is normal there's nothing you should do, if its not normal then the only option is to contact apple because the laptop is not functioning as it should and is covered under the warranty.
) I have a 2018 MBP and the fan noise when doing virtually anything with Adobe Illustrator, Safari, or watching video in any app was highly annoying. As maflynn has said, though, the fans come on for a reason and if you don't take it to Apple to at least find out if there is an issue, it's your own fault.
Your 2019 MBP has more cores in the same size enclosure, so its going to generate more heat. The 2017 MBP has 4 cores, the 2018 had 6, and now the high end 2019 model runs with 8 cores, that's a lot of computing power (read heat) in an incredibly thin enclosure.
I also have a 2019 i9 and I would say no, that is not normal. I would check Activity Monitor while this is happening to see what's going on.
Ok, so here's the thing, if it is normal there's nothing you should do, if its not normal then the only option is to contact apple because the laptop is not functioning as it should and is covered under the warranty.
Are you here just to complain and not take advice
