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MacbookPro 13" temperature while running KisMac
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detlefd
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Joined: Tue Sep 08, 2009 5:01 am
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 MacbookPro 13" temperature while running KisMac I have startet a weak scheduling attack on my own WEP WLan router and my temperature was between 95°C and 102°C !
this seems to me very very hot... it checked 29600,000 keys already and now the temp is at 88°C but still very high.
what are your experiences with macbooks getting that hot?
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Macbook Pro Unibody 13,3"
2,26 ghz intel core 2 duo
2gb RAM
160gb HDD
WinXP SP3 running on bootcamp
Snow Leopard 10.6
AirPort Extreme
-- Firmware Broadcom BCM43xx 1.0 (5.10.91.19)
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| Sun Sep 13, 2009 7:55 am |
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Chinook
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Re: MacbookPro 13" temperature while running KisMac It's "normal", you must be close to 90% CPU use for some time.
What is at 102C? CPU?, Heatsink? You can check all of that with a free app called iStat Pro
Are you only "Kismacing" or are you doing multiple things at once , i/e KisMAC + Riping a DVD ?
- Give your Mac some air, don't let it sit on thick carpet, bed, etc
- Allow air circulation and check that nothing is obstructing the air flow
- Check that your fans are working, @100C they must be at 6000 Rpm . You probably hear them at 3500rpm
here is what happened with mine:
Start CPU 12% 55C
@1 minute CPU 95% 74C Enc base 30C Fans 2000 rpm
@ 5 min CPU 92% 82C 31C 3850 rpm
@ 10 min CPU 89% 75C 32C 4900 rpm
@ 15min CPU 89% 74C 33C 5000 rpm
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| Sun Sep 13, 2009 9:37 am |
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detlefd
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Re: MacbookPro 13" temperature while running KisMac hum i'm using a little programm called "temperaturmonitor" and the given informations of temperature refers to my CPU Core A and B...
where can i check my fan-speed? i don't hear 'em to be honest
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Macbook Pro Unibody 13,3"
2,26 ghz intel core 2 duo
2gb RAM
160gb HDD
WinXP SP3 running on bootcamp
Snow Leopard 10.6
AirPort Extreme
-- Firmware Broadcom BCM43xx 1.0 (5.10.91.19)
MAC User since 25.Aug. 2009 xD
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Chinook
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Re: MacbookPro 13" temperature while running KisMac detlefd, I don't want to be mean, nor flame you, but let's try again .... Quote: "You can check all of that with a free app called iStat Pro"
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MacBook Pro 4,1 17"
2.5 Ghz Intel 4GB SDRAM OS X 10.6.3
iMac 24" 2.66GHz
TimeCapsule dual band
KisMAC 0.3
Hawking HWUG1
Win XP on Bootcamp
2x Compaq X1000 + XP
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Impact33
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Re: MacbookPro 13" temperature while running KisMac You can also use smcFanControl to not only see the temperature and RPMs at which your fan is spinning but you can also use it to adjust the speed of your fans.
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