Fan Control For Mac Yosemite
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TG Pro is a premium fan control and hardware monitoring app for all Mac users. Whether your MacBook Pro uses Intel or Apple silicon, TG Pro will let you monitor the CPU temperature, control fan speed, and read the internal temperatures of your SSD and HDD. It tells you everything you need to know about your fans and hardware temperature.
smcFanControl is a free utility tool that increases the minimum speed of the in-built fan of your MacBook. You can download and use the software to check the temperature of your device and control the speed of both available fans using sliders. Not only will this software stop your Mac from overheating, but it will also prevent it from crashing when using resource-intensive apps. The GPL-licensed tool is easy to use and integrated with a few essential features.
smcFanControl is free to download and comes with a few essential features. It lets you control the minimum fan speed of both laptop and desktop Macs with Intel CPUs. You can easily integrate the software into the system bar and create multiple modes for different cooling requirements. For instance, you may want to set a specific value for your fans when playing high-intensity games. The tool also comes with automatic presets that get activated the moment a change in power is detected.
Resolution:The default fan control settings on the macbook are set to where it activates when it reaches a certain CPU temperature. To maximize battery power, the fan only activates with the default CPU temperatures that Apple has preset. The CPU temperature (in my opinion) is set too high by default and causes the macbook laptop to overheat and affects the performance. To remedy this, we can install an application called Macs Fan Control.
Chris,Thank you sooooo much. You saved me :X Right after I held on shift+control+option+power >> released them and then turned on my laptop the fan noise was gone. Thank you for your great help.
18 July 2018Improved support for 2018 MacBook Pros.Improved process memory reporting.Improved weather interface.Improved interface for macOS 10.14 Mojave.Improved resource usage.Added ability to change dropdown section header text color.Added ability to have multiple GPU items in menu bar to allow processor and memory items simultaneously.Added ISS tracker to light map in time dropdown.Added an option to control if purgeable space is hidden is disk space reporting.Added an option to hide decimal places for temperatures in weather dropdown.Added optional disk icons to Disks dropdown.Improved eGPU support.Improved localizations.Improved default units in Weather extra.Improved internet status checker to use 1.1.1.1 instead of google.com.Fixed some issues with importing a settings file from version 5.Fixed some issues with GPU selection for menu bar GPU modes.Fixed some issues with dropdown positioning.Fixed an issue with menu bar labels on non-Retina screens.Fixed an issue with fuzzy clock in Time dropdown using wrong timezone.Fixed some issues with memory notifications not being shown.Fixed an issue with Bluetooth icons missing in the menu bar for Logitech devices.Fixed a timezone issue on dual line menu bar clocks.
22 July 2016Added additional sensors for some Macs.Added ability to search for states when adding world clocks.Added a new single letter day token to date formatters that uses the MTWRFSU format.Added separate Order tab for controlling menu item order in macOS 10.11.Added informational tooltips to clock format tokens.Reduced CPU usage.Reduced memory usage.Improved support for macOS 10.12 Sierra.Improved GPU monitoring on macOS 10.11+.Improved UPS support.Improved support for late 2015 iMacs.Improved support for 2016 MacBook.Improved some sensor names.Improved Portuguese, French and Italian localisations.Fixed an issue where the time item may not detect automatic timezone changes correctly.Fixed an issue with network interfaces sometimes being incorrectly showing as inactive.Fixed an issue where some GPUs may not have been shown on Mac Pros.Fixed an issue with bandwidth in the menu bar with virtual interfaces.Fixed an issue with calendar event and reminder access on macOS 10.11.Fixed an issue with the combined dropdown when changing dropdown skins.Fixed an issue with disk space not being reported for some disks.Fixed an issue with the CPU cores submenu not updating.Fixed an issue with S.M.A.R.T. hard drive temps not showing for some drives.Fixed an issue with sorting network processes by upload.Fixed a memory leak on some systems.
Added option to turn fan control off.Improved sensors graph interface.Improved display of sensors with long names.Added ability to hide individual sensors.Improved sensor history graphs.
25 February 2013Fixed issue with the wrong GPU being shown as active.Fixed issue with calendar incorrectly showing some days as being in the next month.Fixed issue with VPN connections causing incorrect bandwidth reading in the menu bar.Fixed several issues with fan control settings not being applied in some conditions.Fixed menu bar layout issue with used/free mode in Disks.Fixed layout issue with CPU history graphs in menu bar in some situations.Fixed issue in Time where the hour could be displayed wrong with some configurations.Fixed issue with A/P display in world clocks.Fixed issue with corrupt history databases.Reduced disk write frequency of history databases.
24 October 2012Download iStat Menus 3.27Updated fan control database.Fixed performance issues caused by the previous update.Fixed some issues with process monitoring in the combined extra.Fixed some missing images in the combined extra.Fixed an issue with hard drive temperature monitoring.
Added support for fan speed control on 2010 iMacs.Added support for Magic Trackpad in the battery extra.Added optional shadows for bandwidth text.Added day of year and week of year tokens to menu bar date formatter.Improved sensor monitoring on 2010 iMacs.Improved: Sunrise and sunset info now uses 24-hour time if world clocks use 24-hour time.Fixed bugs with fan speed control after wake.
Added easier to find Uninstall buttons in extras and preferences app when trial is over.Added generic Eastern/Central/Mountain/Pacific cities for USA.Improved fan speed control.Fixed bug that could cause some of the extras to crash.Fixed bug with network scaling slider showing incorrect value after relaunch.Fixed bugs with clock format editors.Minor localization fixes.
23 April 2010The preferences are now in a standalone app, rather than a preference pane (and a completely new design, too).Simplified installation. Just run the app or drag to your Applications folder.Added stacked mode to sensors extra.Added fan speed control to sensors extra (Intel only).Added public IP to network extra.Added battery extra.Added sun and moon info for each city in Date & Time.Added moon phase info to Date & Time.Added fuzzy clock.Added flashing time separators.Improved S.M.A.R.T. drive temperature monitoring.Reduced cpu usage in sensors extra.Added localizations for menu extras (Dutch, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Swedish, Japanese).Fixed crash in iStat Local.Fixed crash in Network extra.Fixed crash in Disks extra.Fixed bug with network usage on newer Macs.Fixed bug with CPU usage being incorrect with some configurations.Fixed conflict between Messages.framework and network extra.Fixed bug with calendar week display.Fixed bug with date display in Date & Time dropdown.Fixed connection time for PPP connections.Fixed time for dialup connections.Fixed ejecting of network disks.
I decided to take a look at the impact of translucency effects on power consumption of various functional units of the M1 Max SoC including CPU, GPU and DRAM controller. To do this, I used the powermetrics utility (Terminal, sudo powermetrics), which helpfully lists clock speed of the CPU/GPU clusters and power consumption at regular intervals. asitop was used to estimate memory bandwidth. All non-essential background apps were quit and the system was monitored to ensure things like Spotlight indexing were not running during the test.
Fan control applications like Macs Fan Control of TG Pro allow you to set custom fan curves for your Mac. Setting the custom fan curve is as simple as selecting a temperature sensor to key off, then setting max and minimum temperature.
HDD Fan Control controls fan speed in relation to drive temperature. If you have replaced your iMac's Hard Drive with a new Hard Drive or a SSD and the fan has started running at full speed creating a lot of noise, HDD Fan Control will control the fan speed, preventing the loud noise whilst keeping your drive safe.
NOTE: This app is specifically designed to control your HDD Fan using your drives S.M.A.R.T data for iMacs with replacement drives which no longer provide correct temperature data to Apple's sensor.
HDD Fan Control will run the fan at the correct speed, and keep your drive cool and safe from overheating. If you are looking for an application to adjust your Mac's fans from stock (and not to control fan noise after replacement disk) we can highly recommend the free smcFanControl or iStat Menus
The temperature monitoring tool TG Pro is designed keeping all the security measures in mind. Being notarized by Apple itself, you can trust this tool on any given day. TG Pro uses the Hardened Runtime and offers a specific and unassailable fan control service. 2b1af7f3a8
