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Fan control on Macbook Pro 15 inch under windows 7
Hello,
I have the latest macbook pro 15 inch. I have installed windows 7 build 7100 on it via bootcamp. Most things are working but the box is running very hot. At idle I see 75C on the GPU and 60C on the processor. The fans will not come on until 80C. I don't want to run my computer at 80C. I talked to Apple and they told me that there was no way to change the EFI settings. They also told me that Windows 7 had no way to manage the fan settings via Apple's EFI. Is this true?
I downloaded speedfan and it was not able to control the fans. Has anybody else had this problem? Is there a solution? Is this an Apple problem or a Microsoft Issue?
here is the latest EFI update i believe, check to maker sure it is for your model and you follw the procedure correctly. I know little about this process.
I have the latest macbook pro 15 inch. I have installed windows 7 build 7100 on it via bootcamp. Most things are working but the box is running very hot. At idle I see 75C on the GPU and 60C on the processor. The fans will not come on until 80C. I don't want to run my computer at 80C. I talked to Apple and they told me that there was no way to change the EFI settings. They also told me that Windows 7 had no way to manage the fan settings via Apple's EFI. Is this true?
I downloaded speedfan and it was not able to control the fans. Has anybody else had this problem? Is there a solution? Is this an Apple problem or a Microsoft Issue?
Hey first 80c under load might not be more than temp max for the cpu. that apple could verify. under load I get 70C> expecially if im mutlitasking. As far as I know its neither apples "fault" nor microsoft, just the limitation of hardware under bootcamp. let us know if you get info we dont get much info abt win 7 on a mac
System Manufacturer/Model Number Dell inspiron core duo OS WDP ONLY CPU 2@2.6 Motherboard Dell/ Memory 4 gigs Graphics Card intel 945 Sound Card HD built-in Monitor(s) Displays svga Screen Resolution 1440x960
Keyboard yep Mouse nope PSU 40W Case cheap plastic Cooling none Hard Drives 1-1tb
4-250gb
2-500gb
8-40gb Internet Speed 45Mb down 5Mb up
System Manufacturer/Model Number self built OS Windows 7 Ultimate x64 CPU Core2Quad, 2.66 GHz Memory 8 GB Graphics Card Geforce 8800 ultra Monitor(s) Displays 24" Samsung LCD
Lubbo's works great for me on a 17" Macbook Pro with an i5 core. My thighs were being slow-roasted before, but now they are much cooler. You should try a new version if you tried it before and it didn't work. It's been updated as recently as 6/13/2011. You can get it here.
System Manufacturer/Model Number Apple MacBook Pro - 17" OS Windows 7 Ultimate x64 CPU Intel Core i5 - M540 @ 2.53Ghz Memory 8GB Graphics Card Nvidia GeForce GT 330M Sound Card Built-in Nvidia HD Audio Monitor(s) Displays 17" Screen Resolution 1920x1200
Keyboard Stupid "chicklet" style keyboard w/o a real delete key. Mouse Microsoft Wireless Laser Mouse 8000 Case Unibody Cooling Dual 6000 RPM fans Hard Drives Hitachi HTS545050B9SA02 Internet Speed 2MB Other Info Win7 runs better on this machine than OSX. Suck it macboy.
Fan control on Macbook Pro 15 inch under windows 7 problems?