New 2015 15" rMBP (maxed out config) with fan issues

[Queen6]

I have the middle of the line MBP 2015 with 16 gigs RAM. I notice (as I have with Minis and some iMacs) that various web pages create havoc with revving up the fans with all the crap flash and other ads all over the pages. When I block flash, fan starts going down. Sometimes I kill it from the activity monitor. It doesn't matter if I use Firefox or Safari, same crap with fans revving.

I don't have this quite so bad with playing media files whether they are local or streaming from a service. Damn shame that we spend this much for a laptop that ends up crying (fans revving) when we go to certain pages on websites chalked full of BS ads.

Look here, then try AdGuard it will stop the adverts in their tracks...

Q-6

 

[jlc1978]

I don't have this quite so bad with playing media files whether they are local or streaming from a service. Damn shame that we spend this much for a laptop that ends up crying (fans revving) when we go to certain pages on websites chalked full of BS ads.

Add blockers are your, and your Mac's, best friend. Don't leave 127.0.0.1 without it...

 

[RoboWarriorSr]

I have the middle of the line MBP 2015 with 16 gigs RAM. I notice (as I have with Minis and some iMacs) that various web pages create havoc with revving up the fans with all the crap flash and other ads all over the pages. When I block flash, fan starts going down. Sometimes I kill it from the activity monitor. It doesn't matter if I use Firefox or Safari, same crap with fans revving.

I don't have this quite so bad with playing media files whether they are local or streaming from a service. Damn shame that we spend this much for a laptop that ends up crying (fans revving) when we go to certain pages on websites chalked full of BS ads.

Like everyone has said, this isn't a computer problem, this is an advertising issue. Any computer you purchase is going to rev up looking at certain website due to the mismanagement of website creators (except desktops since the fans are idling most of the time anyway). There's a very good reason adblock is becoming very popular.