@amryf83,
Try installing some fan control software; SMC Fan Control.
How hot is your Macbook Pro 2.2 Intel C2D 15inch, need to know
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Feb 23 2008, 04:39 PM
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@amryf83,
I don't think my MBP runs >70 degrees. Here's a screen shot of my Fan Control settings.  |
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Feb 24 2008, 05:59 PM
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@amryf83,
iStatpro & fan control isn't giving me the same values on the RPMs for both my fans. Anyhow, here's another screen shot from both the fan control & iStatpro: iStatpro:  Fan Control:  |
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Feb 26 2008, 07:01 PM
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@Onso,
The MBP might be heavy but really it's not that immobile as a laptop! |
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@Onso,
In that case, leaving it at home probably would reduce the chances of it getting stolen  Mine is also invaluable to me; more like so I could get work done but I drag it along wherever I go; am still contemplating if I should take it along with me on my travels; I don't like the weight - maybe I could do with using the old ancient 12.1" Fujitsu on those short travels *shrugs* |
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