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Intel Mac :: Running Constantly Hot - Changed The Hard Drive But It Is Running Hot?
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MacBook Pro :: Mid 2010 Starts To Get Sluggish And Eventually Wont Startup?
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Mar 23, 2012The fan is almost constantly running, it shouldn't be. The Activity monitor at the moment is showing that 45% of CPU is idle. About a third of my drive is free. I have 500 Gb of SSD, so there are no moving disk heads. The screen is turned up to a level I want to work with. I am running the regular stuff -- Word, Firefox, Mail and other Apple apps, all usual stuff. The MBP sits on a clear glass desk so heat can disburse through the glass, but the fan is still running. The MBP is about two years old. Lion.
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