this is a screenshot from Istat

Thanks man,

this is a screenshot from Istat.

/Users/rogierboom/Desktop/Schermafbeelding 2015-07-21 om 19.42.44.png

scarecr0w_99 wrote:
flukje74 wrote:


Thanks Hell,
my odd fan rate is 143...

Going to the shop!


yeh u def need to check that out.... u shd try keeping your core temp below 50 degrees celsius at all times if not you risk damaging the motherboard... download this app called smcfancontrol and see it from there. i generally keep it at a higher fan speed so thats about 4500-5000 rpm. hope this helps u bro


Thanks man,

My screenshot from Istat is this,
/Users/rogierboom/Desktop/Schermafbeelding 2015-07-21 om 19.42.44.png

here is a screenshot from Istat

flukje74 wrote:
here is a screenshot from Istat

i dont see it try using imgur to upload the photos

http://i.imgur.com/Nzlg0FK.png

Thanks Scarecrow, here is the image

flukje74 wrote:
http://i.imgur.com/Nzlg0FK.png

Thanks Scarecrow, here is the image


is this when your computer is doing normal activities? can i also get the type of mac u r using.

yes it is,
http://imgur.com/Oouf4Zg

ok first thing u should do is ramp up your fan speed. for your computer to be running about 50 is not really good. try to aim to get it below 45. and your fan speed depending on what u are using it for try to put it at about 3000 rpm.
i also see that your GPU is in the 60 degrees which is bad. to confirm it is in degrees Celsius not fahrenheit right haha.
this is what mine looks like when im using it.

I myself would address the faulty fan that you received an error code for. While smcfancontrol sounds like a good program (cooler is better) it will not fix the underlying problem if you have a bad fan and upping fan speeds may even make it worse.