Hey Guys
I just got my first MBP on Friday and am very happy with it, money well invested. Now there have been only a few little problems.
One of them is overheating while using heavy duty programs which really push the graphics card and other components. It overheats pretty fast after an hour or two of gaming.
How can I keep its temp down? Yesterday all the sudden the frames droped like crazy and then all the sudden the sound card screwed up all the sound that was coming out of the speakers. It scarred the living crap out of me. So I turned the computer off (fast) and when I touched the back of the computer I sware it was as hot as a stove. I had it on a hard surface so I thought I was fine. Now I´ve heard about the smcFancontrol program that you can use (install it on OS X and then use it on XP), but I guess all that will do is delay the meltdown of frames for about 30 minutes. What else can I do? I´ve heard those cooling pads can help. Which one is the best for a MBP, and quality-wise?
Thanks,
Sam
I just got my first MBP on Friday and am very happy with it, money well invested. Now there have been only a few little problems.
One of them is overheating while using heavy duty programs which really push the graphics card and other components. It overheats pretty fast after an hour or two of gaming.
How can I keep its temp down? Yesterday all the sudden the frames droped like crazy and then all the sudden the sound card screwed up all the sound that was coming out of the speakers. It scarred the living crap out of me. So I turned the computer off (fast) and when I touched the back of the computer I sware it was as hot as a stove. I had it on a hard surface so I thought I was fine. Now I´ve heard about the smcFancontrol program that you can use (install it on OS X and then use it on XP), but I guess all that will do is delay the meltdown of frames for about 30 minutes. What else can I do? I´ve heard those cooling pads can help. Which one is the best for a MBP, and quality-wise?
Thanks,
Sam