J josh2007 macrumors member Original poster Dec 22, 2008 67 1 Mar 10, 2011 #1 With 24" cinema display my 2.2 quadcore MBP 2011 runs 50+ CPU temp. Unplugged it backs down to low 30's. No apps running All celcius. Should it increase by this much?
With 24" cinema display my 2.2 quadcore MBP 2011 runs 50+ CPU temp. Unplugged it backs down to low 30's. No apps running All celcius. Should it increase by this much?
Intell macrumors P6 Jan 24, 2010 18,955 509 Inside Mar 10, 2011 #2 All normal. Nothing to worry about.
GGJstudios macrumors Westmere May 16, 2008 44,560 957 Mar 10, 2011 #3 Your temps are perfectly normal, as searching the forum with Google will reveal: Macbook Pro Heat Dissipation 2010 Macbook Pro 17" i7 heat question Heat on my i7 Macbook Pro 15" Macbook overheating? My Macbook Pro reached 106 degrees ! Macbook pro heat problem MacBook Pro Over Heat Issue Heat on my i7 Macbook Pro 15" Macbook pro Hot after 10.6.3. Update Macbook Pro too HOT!!! My Macbook Pro Runs Hot Macbook Pro gets really hot when running windows 7 How hot should my macbook be getting? Macbook Boiling Hot! Hot 15" i5 MBP! MacBook Pro Overheating or That's What I Think It Is? Macbook pro temperature MacBook Pro heat causing pain in hands Alu Macbook vs. 13" Macbook pro: Heat & Battery Life Etc., etc., etc. Last edited: Feb 11, 2015
Your temps are perfectly normal, as searching the forum with Google will reveal: Macbook Pro Heat Dissipation 2010 Macbook Pro 17" i7 heat question Heat on my i7 Macbook Pro 15" Macbook overheating? My Macbook Pro reached 106 degrees ! Macbook pro heat problem MacBook Pro Over Heat Issue Heat on my i7 Macbook Pro 15" Macbook pro Hot after 10.6.3. Update Macbook Pro too HOT!!! My Macbook Pro Runs Hot Macbook Pro gets really hot when running windows 7 How hot should my macbook be getting? Macbook Boiling Hot! Hot 15" i5 MBP! MacBook Pro Overheating or That's What I Think It Is? Macbook pro temperature MacBook Pro heat causing pain in hands Alu Macbook vs. 13" Macbook pro: Heat & Battery Life Etc., etc., etc.
J josh2007 macrumors member Original poster Dec 22, 2008 67 1 Mar 10, 2011 #4 Well the tech at my Mac store ordered a new logic board. He wasn't happy with the temp increase.
ECUpirate44 macrumors 603 Mar 22, 2010 5,750 8 NC Mar 10, 2011 #5 josh2007 said: Well the tech at my Mac store ordered a new logic board. He wasn't happy with the temp increase. Click to expand... What a waste lol. those temps are perfectly normal.
josh2007 said: Well the tech at my Mac store ordered a new logic board. He wasn't happy with the temp increase. Click to expand... What a waste lol. those temps are perfectly normal.
iMacDragon macrumors 68020 Oct 18, 2008 2,434 767 UK Mar 10, 2011 #6 josh2007 said: With 24" cinema display my 2.2 quadcore MBP 2011 runs 50+ CPU temp. Unplugged it backs down to low 30's. No apps running All celcius. Should it increase by this much? Click to expand... when on external monitor it forces the ATI chip on, which causes the heating up.
josh2007 said: With 24" cinema display my 2.2 quadcore MBP 2011 runs 50+ CPU temp. Unplugged it backs down to low 30's. No apps running All celcius. Should it increase by this much? Click to expand... when on external monitor it forces the ATI chip on, which causes the heating up.