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LiquidWordz

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Sep 29, 2012
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My rMBP is one day old, i installed windows 7 through boot camp and have only downloaded new drivers (nvidia) + mouse and basically read up on various bits and bobs over the internet.

I finally installed net framework 4.5 and with it Lubbo's fan control.

Since i started using the Mac (at 2PM GMT+0) up until now, it was gradually getting warmer, however, not "HOT".

here is a screen shot of what lubbo is showing me.
The fan has been on full blast for a bit now and its still at 90 C

[IMG=http://imageshack.us/a/img840/4861/72554907.jpg][/IMG]

Shouldn't it at-least go down a little?
Also when i started using the machine, my internet connection was downloading at a 1.3mb/sec rate, now it is barely getting up to 300kbit/sec.

Just what the hell is going on?
I added a few lines to my registry such as:
MaxConnectionPerServer and set it to 10 Hex a and MaxConnetionPer1_0Server also to 10 Hex a.

No improvement.
So i flushed my DNS via command line and no luck.

Could it be that because the CPU is so hot it is throttling?

I haven't even started a single game to test this machine out yet...

any help would be much appreciated.
 
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so this is showing me ok speed, however, anything i download i get no more than 80kbit/sec

what the hell? Today at mid day i was getting steady 1.2 to 1.3MB/sec.

Man someone has to have a fix for this.
I have already tried to do this:
wireless adapter. I opened properties and noticed on the advanced tab that the IBSS Mode setting showed 802.11 a/b only, which I thought was weird. I changed this to 802.11 a/b/g/n Auto.

No luck again.

It must be something to do with the CPU being stuck at 90 C or because i validated windows..since i validated it went to ****, my internet connection i mean.
Maybe its net frame work 4.5? couldn't be...
 
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