Temp when ripping DVD's to HDD

[olletsocmit]

I have a new MacBook Pro (i5 2.4ghz, 4gig ram). I rip around 5 dvd's to my computer a week and it seems to be getting wayy to hot each time. I just did one and the temp was around 82-88C most of the time. I monitor the temp using smcFanControl. The fans were running at 6,000rpm almost the entire time too! This just seems way to hot for me. I feel at these temps, im only gonna get like a year out of this computer before it gets fried from being to hot all the time. I use HandBrake to rip my dvd's.

What do you guys think? Is this to hot, what should i do? I took it to the Apple store and told them, but they said they cant do anything unless the computer is getting to hot and ******** itself off.

 

[Intell]

Those temps look fine. My 2007 Blackbook has yet to die on me after three years of constant DVD encoding and ripping. You'll get used to the extra heat.

PS: You may also notice that the MagSafe gets very hot as well. This is normal.

 

[eng42ine]

I think, as long as you're not approaching 100C than you'll be fine. I ripped about 15 DVDs last week and I was up to 88 pretty regularly, but it came right back down as I finished.

 

[mrsir2009]

80? Degrees C? Hell, my 13" MBP gets up to 100C when I'm playing Rigs of Rods

 

[Rodimus Prime]

your temp is find. 100C is the worry point. Ripping DVD is pretty CPU intensive.

 

[I'mAMac]

Those temps are fine. I use handbrake as well and my fans run at 6000 for pretty much the entire time I'm ripping.