For this reason, I do not use it anymore. There are a lot of temperature monitoring apps out there, but TG Pro is the most reliable in my experience, and it works on a whole range of Macs - including the newer M1 and M2 Apple Silicon Macs.Another great feature of TG Pro is that it shows you the temperature of all the separate sensors (and there are a lot of sensors, from those built into the CPU to a palm rest temperature. This app not only logs the temperatures of various components, but also allows you to take control of the system fans manually. So, Macs Fan Control's auto function is great, but it will always enable my fan. 1.I recommend installing a temperature monitor.
So, Macs Fan Control's auto function is great, but it will always enable my fan. iStats (and Apple system) does not, they shut off the fans at low temperatures. Downside: If I set the first temperature at 65 C - Macs fans control Always enables the fans, even at idling temperatures of 30 - 40 C. Macs Fan Control: I love the function to automatically adjust the fan speed according to just 2 temperatures: one at with the fans start to speed up, and a second temperature as MAX setting. Still, it can feel a bit laggy because the curve uses 'temperature steps' so if your temp is moving above and beyond like 85 C, you can constantly hear the fan adjust and change speed.
#MACS FAN CONTROL SENSOR BASED FULL#
but, you have to create a full Manuel curve to make it less nervous. For now the best app IMO for fan control.
I have tried several but am not satisfied. I am looking for a good app for fan control. Sau khi chn Sensor base-value bn có th chn cm bin qut xoay th nào da trên nhng gì bn mun nh nhit CPU.
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