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I'd check your CPUs heatsink mounting and make sure the thermal paste is applied correctly. Installing and downloading shouldn't cause your CPU to ramp up to 10
by crysin 6y ago
I'd check your CPUs heatsink mounting and make sure the thermal paste is applied correctly. Installing and downloading shouldn't cause your CPU to ramp up to 100C.
- 52-6F-62 6y agoHm. There's no other context in which it ramps up that high, no matter what I've thrown at it. And unfortunately, it's a new laptop so I'm hesitant to crack it open for want of invalidating the warranty just yet.
- chrisandchris 6y agoSo you never used Microsoft AutoUpdate on a Mac, right? Because that‘s the only thing this tool does apparrently. Full 100% CPU while downloading, no matter how slow your network is...
- radegast 6y agoah, you are holding it wrong. Gaming on Mac? Ts ts ts...
- whywhywhywhy 6y agoWeirdly common I mean look at Dropbox, 100% processor while syncing. No idea why this is acceptable from such large companies.