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Current RPM is higher than max RPM on certain Intel macs #66

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Perneta opened this issue May 18, 2018 · 12 comments
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Current RPM is higher than max RPM on certain Intel macs #66

Perneta opened this issue May 18, 2018 · 12 comments

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Perneta commented May 18, 2018

Issue header:

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Recorded to happen for the following machines:

  • iMac11,3, iMac12,2, iMac13,1, iMac14,1, iMac14,3, iMac19,1, iMac20,1
  • MacBookAir7,2
  • MacBookPro11,4 (or MacBookPro11,5)
  • iMacPro1,1

Please try to reset SMC as described here:
https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201295

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captura de ecra 2018-05-18 as 18 15 15

@kleuter kleuter changed the title iMac 14,1 - fan control not working Current RPM bigger than max RPM May 23, 2018
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kleuter commented May 23, 2018

Have you tried SMC reset?

@kleuter kleuter removed the iMac14.1 label Nov 20, 2019
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kleuter commented Jan 8, 2021

Same problem also happens with iMac14,3
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SMC reset doesn't help.

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Anyone ever solve this? I have the same problem. Reset the SMC and no luck. Iʻm running the free version 1.5.9 on an iMac20,1. My iMac 27" usually sounds like a runway the fan is so loud with no apparent reason. No processes running. Thanks.

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kleuter commented Jun 25, 2021

Can also happen on iMac13,1

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kleuter commented Jan 2, 2023

Also happens on iMac19,1
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kleuter commented Feb 16, 2023

OS: MacOS Catalina 10.15.6
Hardware: Macbook Pro 2015 Retina

So my mac's fans for some reason just starting going full blast 100% of the time. I was happy to find this project, but cannot get it to work. I try setting constant speed, but the "current" speed of the fan never adjusts or changes. Am I missing some permission or other etc that I need to make this work properly?

I have already ran a SMC reset, and confirmed that SMC did reset, however, this has not fixed the issue.

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kleuter commented Feb 16, 2023

Same happened on MacBookAir7,2

Hi! I have the exact same problem. Constant RPMs around 7300, 13" model, temperature goes from 35º to maybe 55º (not really overheating). Heres my technical info. Any help would be appreciated

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kleuter commented Feb 16, 2023

Another report for iMac20,1
4-fan speed wrong

@kleuter kleuter changed the title Current RPM bigger than max RPM Current RPM is higher than max RPM on certain Intel macs Jun 21, 2023
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kleuter commented Jun 21, 2023

Happened for iMac12,2

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kleuter commented Jun 21, 2023

Another report

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kleuter commented Jun 21, 2023

Another report from iMac Pro
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worldpoop commented Jun 23, 2023

Another report from iMac Pro !
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Seems iMac Pros are known for overheating (what's new), given that they are Mac Pros (sort of) in an iMac's body. In my case, the difference between "Full Blast" and the apparent OEM max fan speed is that the former isn't enough to prevent overheating and shutdown -- so basically (my) iMac Pro when working hard suffers heat stroke on MFC. (I haven't checked to see if "Automatic" also can't reach OEM speeds -- Auto just a passthru?

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