It's a bit of a shame for me, but can you do it please because I've always done it on Intel PCs and it works very well but it's the first time I've done it on my personal PC which is under AMD and I can't do it... Hi, Check/Use this updated-zipped-attached config.plist. Cheers :-)
Hi, I have and Asus Vivobook (X556UV) with high sierra. But my laptop stay always at 80° (With no program active) and arrive at 95°... the cpu-fan is off...
After installing the HW Monitor on my 10.9 built I noticed that the PCH Die temperature is far to high on computer idle or load it stays at 127 Degrees Celsius. The main board is brand new....is it possible that some sort of kext miss installment leads to this temperature reading?
Is anyone else getting temps around 90-100ºC? Whenever I use handbrake to convert video I always get high temps. Usually core 1:100ºC core 2:96ºC core 3:94ºC core 4:89ºC heatsink:91ºC and it holds there (give or take 1ºC) until it's done. I put new thermal compound down but it just keep all...
Temperature sensor Starting with the Radeon VII model, it is necessary to use kexts to read the temperature of AMD graphics cards since macOS stopped exposing that data directly.
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My fans are spinning all the time (almost inaudible noise) and temp varies between 30 and 35. Stressing the GPU with benchmarks like Unigine Valley, the temperature can rise up to 80 but cools down in a very short time returning to low values. what kind of monitor do you have?
I want to be able to control the power (speed) of the pump (pump) and the speed of the fans in Mac and Windows. I would like everything to work automatically. For example, set a graph of pump power and fan speed versus temperature, and then everything works on Mac and Windows. Is there such water cooling?
