Rokem,
Hands down, I have to thank you. I have literally hated my macbook pro because it gets so hot, its unusable as a loptop, and all along, I wished I had gotten the iMac instead.
With your program running my fans at 3000 or 3500 when doing things that really tax the cpu and generate heat, the laptop still stays cool enough to keep it in my lap. You just made me like my laptop again, and for that, I can't say thank you enough.
As to a previous posters questions about lowering the life on the Mac, my take is that it does the exact opposite running the fans faster. We all know that heat kills electronics, and by running the fans faster, we lower the heat and extend the life.
I do have one suggestion for any mac programmers out there. What would be VERY cool is a program that monitors temperature and adjusts fan speed together. It would completely override apple's cooling logic. It could speed up the fans if the machine got hotter, and slow down the fans as it cools down. We could have some kind of slider in the app that let users choose noise vs coolness, and then it would automatically adjust based upon cpu temp (the way apple should have done it by default, but they are way to concervative on noise and let the heat get out of control).
