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MACBOOK PRO EARLY 2013 FAN TOO LOUD UPGRADE
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MACBOOK PRO EARLY 2013 FAN TOO LOUD UPGRADE

The solution here is connecting less external displays or lower resolution, or if you really need those high resolution external displays, upgrade your Macbook then. Like, if your Macbook supports max 2 external displays with max resolution at 2k / each, then if you connect only 1 display – it would be fine, but if you connect 2 external display at 2k resolution -> Your fans maybe noisy then.

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If you are using external displays. Macbook and almost of Mac fans would be noisy if you’re connecting external displays, especially high resolution ones because your Graphic Card will be working with max performance which will make the fans noise.

It is quite easy to clean a Macbook Pro fan, you can even try to do it without opening your Macbook Pro by using a can of compressed air and pushing the air through the vents at the back of your Macbook Pro.

Dust will dramatically reduce the effectiveness of your Macbook Pro fan. Fans are noisy when they have to run faster, and it may be running faster because its clogged with dust.

Make sure it is not clogged with dust.

If your Macbook Pro fan is loud most of the time, it may indicate its running faster than it should be, or there is something triggering it to do this. You could quit or Force Quit (if needed) Safari to get Flash Player to stop running. In the image below, you can see that Adobe’s Flash Player is using 100% of the CPU. Click on the CPU tab and then % CPU column, as depicted in the image below, to put the items using the greatest percentage of the CPU’s ability at the top of the list. Go to your Applications folder, locate the Utilities folder and double-click Activity Monitor to open it. If your fans are still loud then let’s use the Activity Monitor to see if any application or process is making your Mac’s processor work hard. If that doesn’t help then you could reset the SMC using Apple’s instructions. Restarting your Mac could reset the temperature sensor so give that a try.

MACBOOK PRO EARLY 2013 FAN TOO LOUD FULL

If one of your Mac’s temperature sensors is flaky or giving erroneous data then the controller chip might make the fans run at full speed even though the Mac’s temperature is in the normal range. Move the Mac to a hard surface and see if the fans become quieter after a few minutes.

If you’re using your Mac on your lap or on a soft surface like a bed or blanket then the fans may just be working harder to try to push out the hot air. The most common reason for fans to run at full speed is that the air vents are blocked. The cooling system works to dissipate heat generated by the main processor, for example a Core i5 or i7 processor, the video processor, the hard drive and other components. What could cause MacBook pro fan suddenly loudĪ Mac’s cooling system is comprised of a handful of temperature sensors, the System Management Controller (SMC), one or more fans and one or more air vents.