1. Don't push your laptop too much 2. Don't place it over soft surfaces 3. Don't trust 3rd party apps (temperature, fan controlling) 4. Avoid using Chrome 5. If you don't know, don't open your laptop 6. Delete apps that you don't use, that run in the background 7. Use original charger only 8. Reset SMC.
if these macbooks are struggling with heat issues by just running chrome, stay the heck away from them. Wait for Apple to fix these design issues. It's not acceptable.
Some more tips: - when an external monitor is attached, close the macbook (if you don‘t need the smaller screen). Seemingly this avoids that the GPU goes in a highpower mode. -the Intel Power Gadget gives info about temperature etc. - there are turbo boost apps, that allow to switch off the turboboost mode of the CPU., which reduces temperature by 20 degree Celsius and extends battery life, but performance goes down too. But it is nicely quiet
I have a cheap cooling pad with fans and believe me it does work wonders keeping it cool. Just make sure there is space between the computer and the fans
Hey, man. how come you have only 6k subs? The quality of the production is insane. I never subscribe to anybody anymore, but I couldn't help myself not to help your channel.
Very very impressive videography, the implementation of different lightings and that ice cube worked really well....from an Apple admirer and practicing minimalist here.
I think a big part of the problem is that people want to do professional workstation things on a thin and light laptop computer, doesn't make any sense to me. Great video as always!
Good point! Truth be told, I SHOULD be doing my work on an iMac. And I probably will get the imac, once they make smaller bezels. But I gotta say, me personally, I think my macbook 16 handles my work GREAT.
I agree ... partially. I will indeed be moving back to an iMac once an ARM based machine comes out. Then again, I think a BIGGER part of the problem is that Apple markets and sells their 16" MBPs as desktop replacements...but don't actually design them as such...thin over function. My issue is that the 16" i9 / 5500M should not automatically draw 18W+ simply because I connected an external monitor. AT IDLE. Using Bootcamp / Windows with the same hardware...IT DOES NOT DO THIS. Thus it's Apple's poorly designed driver. That said, the new 5600M 16" appears to be performing far better than my 16" i9 / 5500m in terms of heat, fans, etc..despite its superior, more powerful performance.
devi dasa meh I just got mine full spec (except HD got 2gb ssd) while on boot camp and running warzone it works like a dream until it tells you your battery’s low while it’s plugged in 😂😂 turned off battery data management shall see if that helps tonight when I play
running around 5 tabs on chrome gets me around 200 degrees on a new mac book pro (2020) with the default fan control using the default auto fan conrol is just bad advice, it doesnt do anything while if i run a fan controller it gets it down t oaround 130 degree's
Found this very helpful, and yes, I won't be using any fan control software now, in fact I had suspected that might not be a good idea, in case they over-rided or interfered with my mac's own ability to utilise the fans, so THANKYOU, for confirming that. :))
Ok, Apple making thicker laptops with better cooling options I'm all for! I love my Macbook, but I really wouldn't mind if it were a bit more chunky for the sake of better performance and thermals while in use.
For MacBook Pro 16, when you transcoding some proxy and it throttled to 1.0GHZ, what you need is put it into a refrigerator, and let it finish the transcoding or exporting, you will see it runs around 3.2 GHz while processing videos. Because Final Cut utilize GPU a lot and Macbook pro use the same heat pipe to cool both CPU and GPU, your CPU temperature will be affected by an overheating GPU, since your MacBook pro is an air cooling system, the cooler ambient temperature you can create for the computer, the better CPU result you will get. Also, you can use icepack, or dry ice has an even better result, but it will make your laptop bottom super wet which is not recommended for those who located in a wet area, but places like California and Nevada, those super dry places, I think it's ok.
i've had this problem since yesterday when I updated to big sur. my fans are litterally always running and my macbook pro is running hot when I open word or something. i don't know what to do. 😳
Faced the same issue when I initially installed Catalina. Because of the excess heating and lag, i downgraded back to Mojave. 1 month later, I installed Catalina back again, and the heating issues had like disappeared.
Hi, Tom!! It would be awesome, if you make a video about the maintenance you give to your laptop. Thank you very much!! You videos are the most helpfull ever!!
It's work! When not use google chrome my mac get cool in 10 minute. wow! i saw in activity monitor app safari, it lower cpu working percent. and after not use it, my wacom pentablet(bluetooth mode) not lag. actually work! Thank you
Great video! If I use a second monitor with my 16" MacBook Pro, should I use it in clamshell or should I leave it open? I'm usually using my bigger display. Thanks! 🙏
Using in clamshell leads to far lower temps, it's a huge difference. macbook left open with second monitor leads to overheating. power consumption goes from 4W to 20W immediately, heat and fans spike
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So no third-party fan-controlling apps or temperature-indicating apps. Got it? What about general maintenance apps such as CleanMyMac? Are they really helping?
the most efficient way to clean your mac is to format your mac, and reininstall macOS. Keep your personal files on cloud or flashdrive. and just renstall everything from time to time. Once you've done it a few times, its a simple process. I have no experience with cleanmymac, so I can't comment.
@@TomScryleus Thank you so much, for your reply! That's what I've been doing for the past few years. Normally I did it once a year, every time a new MacOS was released. It was a good chance to do clean install. I didn't even use Time Machine. I installed all the apps manually one by one, and then moved back all my files from an external hard-drive or from OneDrive/Dropbox, and all the calendar, contacts and other apps info from iCloud. This year, however, since my MacBook Air from mid 2012, won't be supporting Big Sur, and the system was starting to freeze a lot, and the fans to spin like crazy with just one or two apps like Mail or Word open, I decided to format the computer and clean install Catalina again. I was using Cleanmymac (the paid version), but it felt that it was consuming more resources when it was working in the background than when it was completely closed, so I finally decided to uninstall it. I am not sure if I am better off with or without it, though.
MacBook Pro 2018 : I have max of 4 tabs running(Anime, Netflix and RUclips mostly) and RUclips..I only watch 1080p nothing more. I don't use any app other than the default on it, only mails and zoom calls...but Mac started to heat up a lot these days why soo?!
Fan control apps have been super useful for me over the past 9 years. The system fan curve created by Apple is not always sufficient. For a MacBook Pro 16 with an external monitor will make the palm rests super hot, and it's unacceptable. The only way I can keep my MBP open with an external monitor is to use a fan control app (e.g. iStat Menus). Just observe and manage the system resources, keep your intake and exhaust vents clear from obstruction (elevating when you can), and leverage slightly higher fan speeds in some cases and you'll have a cooler MBP. I have to laugh at tip #8 "Reinstall the entire system every 3-4 months" ...you advise against fan control apps but suggest reinstalling every 90 days?!
“Shrimps on the barbie.” 🤣 Love it! Honestly, I think this is your best looking video so far, Tom! Your b roll is looking great, and your minimalistic set up is fantastic. The lighting is on point too! Keep following your heart when it comes to the topics you cover. What initially made me subscribe to your channel was your sincerity and honesty. Keep that up! I’m always happy to watch your videos to the very end of your “behind the vlog” segment. Tech videos today by people like MKBHD and Rene Ritchie are fantastically awesome, but they’re almost too polished and sometimes feel a bit...forced. I think that people will (if they don’t already) gravitate toward RUclipsrs that are more raw and sincere. In any case, you’re doing some fantastic work, my friend, and I hope it’s bringing you the fulfillment you’ve been hoping for! (And if you’re ever up for bring a regular average Joe...or Rob 🤣...in for a chat for one of your videos, hit me up! I’d love to see you riff a bit on tech and life with someone who gets what you’re doing, which would only add to that honest feeling that your channel has to offer!) Thanks for all you do!!
Hi, Tom! Thank you so much for your video! I know im gonna look crazy asking this, considering this whole video, but I've had my MacBook Pro 16 base model, for 5 days and Im having this "overheating" issues. Im new to Mac, so Im not sure if this is normal. Taking in consideration everything you said, I still don't understand why it gets so hot!! For now, I've only use it to be on the internet, on Safari and with 3 or 4 tabs open. Nothing to crazy. Im considering taking it to the Apple Store, if they open this week. Again, thank you so much for your video. Have a great day
If you feel uncertain then definititly take it to apple store to check. If it doesnt shut down then its not overheating. If it doesnt shut down nothing is wrong. Its normal that it gets hot, because its a powerful machine. Just like a car engine, it will generate heat. Because it is thinn, you can have big fans or large vents, and therefor the heat will linger get the macbook hot.
#newsub Nice video Tom. There's a lot of misunderstading about the 16' inch model and with videos like this makes easy to understand how the macbook works. Waiting my 1st macbook 16' and my 1st migration to MacOS 🤣 Greetings from Peru.
yeah I think its important to understand the limitations of a computer. Welcome onboard Misaki! I'm really glad you decided to subscribe. Hope you will enjoy upcoming videos. Peru sounds amazing!
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Apple has done a pretty good job at making people think ALL third party products are just bad. That aside, can't wait to see the new ARM chips come out. Maybe it will be the final push for Intel to get out of their monopolistic mindset
My macbook overheats (gets VERY hot and does the fan) every second i get on it and (i have chrome but i cant delete it cuz of reasons) and i just want to yeet it across the room! How do i stop this, i keep it on a flat surface but it still sounds like a plane taking off
As a minimalist I like to keep it clean from all distractions. I have a video, I made earlier this year "digital minimalism". where show how I keep it clean.
Apple does not have embed a thermal control utility or I should say they don’t have hyper threading control. Apple grants all the resources to apps as they want to grab. No wonder cpu and gpu get hot. Base clock on a cpu can be 2.2 ghz and then with throttle up ...it can go at a higher frequency. This heat thing also is heat pipe...poor thermal grease...dust ....and you’ve also touched on some of these things. The heat is hard to control in MacBook. Fan control is necessary. Hyper threading control is necessary. The operation as you discussed has an effect. We can agree that heat is a MacBook problem. Also it’s control has to go beyond let the system fan control and keep it on a hard surface. I have dropped my temperature 15c by dust removal and regrease the chips with fan and throttling control that I manage. Seems that I’m willing to work slower in some misbehaved apps and only use maximum resources when I want with apps that I want to use with full resources. Rather wear out fans than degrade processors.
Had a plastic case for years. Removed it, wow, so cool. Seems the case prevented the air circulation. Should have watched this video long time ago. Thank you
A question for anybody - does the amount of folders and stuff on your desktop affect the temperature of your Mac. Someone told me years ago tat with a pc, a heavily item loaded desktop will use power and so this might increase running temperature ..Any ideas ????
no, the folder and icon on the desktop are just "links" to programs. unless you click on them, they are just images. doesn't affect battery or performance at all. have a nice day.
I just blew out the fan and replaced the heat sink compound on my 2012 Retina Macbook Pro, and watched this video in 4k on an external monitor with the lid closed. The fan didn't even come on, when it definitely would have before. Highly recommend replacing the heat sink compound every few years as well for those comfortable opening up the computer. Along with an upgrade to Big Sur through a patch tool it's like a whole new computer! I really believe this is the peak of Apple Engineering, Design and Technology and I really have no reason to upgrade even after 8 years.
Welcome to the channel. Sorry for the late welcome, been away from youTube and social media etc.) glad you liked it. I hope you having a wonderful Christmas.
Thanks for the great tips Tom!👍🏻 I have a question, does an i7 get hot faster than i5? Or the more cores in a processor generate more heat? For example, the 6 core i7 in the 16” MacBook generate more heat than a MacBook 13” quad core i7 processor?
in theory yes. the frequency and voltage is higher. BUT remember, the cooling process is important here. and the macbook 16 has 2 fans, where the 13 has 1 fan, and the 16 has bigger vents.
@@jordawesome1716 Is 16 inch more likely to overheat then? My 2019 i9 is unusable because of this, I'm wondering whether an M1 can handle video editing better?
@@TaxingIsThieving I don't own the M1 or M2 16'. I have the 2019 intel I7 version and depending on what you video edit it seems to edit videos fine. I am no pro video editor, but I occasionally run it and runs good enough. But the issue that bottlenecks me a lot is battery life and thermals. ever since the last 2 years of Mac OS versions, my laptop has been heating up like hell. The M1 Pro chip is significantly more powerful than the intel one in the 2019 i7/i9 models.
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me: plays 1 video on youtube my macbook pro:🥵🥵🥵🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥
my macbook air rn: HHHHHHHHHHHHHH
@@cartoonhiranruengrong mine: *smoke and HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH = burned fingers* (literally it emitted smoke once)
yes mine does this since 2 days... why
@@djbasicjohnson dunno, guess you've got a heater or a fireplace ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
@@Ceramss system preferences> user > objects = removed shit which is not needed - done🤣
"Do you really need 24 tabs open?"
Me without hesitation: "Yes."
Yes😵💫
lmao ME
The putting it on a flat surface worked like a charm! My laptop doesn’t sound like an air conditioner now!
glad it worked for you. thank you for sharing.
have a great 2021.
ditto
1. Don't push your laptop too much
2. Don't place it over soft surfaces
3. Don't trust 3rd party apps (temperature, fan controlling)
4. Avoid using Chrome
5. If you don't know, don't open your laptop
6. Delete apps that you don't use, that run in the background
7. Use original charger only
8. Reset SMC.
🍸
What is reset SMC?
Thank you
why should we avoid using chrome?
@@marvelchandra3502 bc it uses much more resources, like memory than other browsers
me: presses power button
computer: 100°C and high rpm
Fr
me, 85 to 100 in ten minutes
Exactly 🤦🏾♀️
Welcome to the club
Yep! This is what happens...
Mac starts to sound like a ps4
YES
CORRECTT
I’m just tryna play some Minecraft 😔
@@jackp6466 honestly
omg same ahahshaha
Tom: "Don't use Chrome."
Me *on my 16-inch 2019 MacBook Pro that I bought this week*: ahahahahaha...oops
i got mine this week too!
and i have to use chrome for most college stuff so I use both chrome and safari
I use Chrome all the time. :) its just not that I try to avoid it unless I'm in youtube.
I bought MBP16 too and I moved to safari with my passwords and bookmarks, I will never need chrome now :)
Nice! I have the MacBook Pro 13 inch with Touch Bar
if these macbooks are struggling with heat issues by just running chrome, stay the heck away from them. Wait for Apple to fix these design issues. It's not acceptable.
Yeah waiting for like only 20 years ...
They could've solved that problem years ago, but they decide not so more people will use safari instead of chrome. Today everything is marketing
Just use firefox or safari, never had this issue.
@@eaproductionsstudio9450 exactly
who use chrome on macbook tho?
My man risking his laptop for quality content 💘
yeah, it was a bit stupid and risky. But I was very careful to not let any water get inside.
lol
Some more tips:
- when an external monitor is attached, close the macbook (if you don‘t need the smaller screen). Seemingly this avoids that the GPU goes in a highpower mode.
-the Intel Power Gadget gives info about temperature etc.
- there are turbo boost apps, that allow to switch off the turboboost mode of the CPU., which reduces temperature by 20 degree Celsius and extends battery life, but performance goes down too. But it is nicely quiet
This guy deserves more sub tbh
thank you so much!
I have a cheap cooling pad with fans and believe me it does work wonders keeping it cool. Just make sure there is space between the computer and the fans
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thanks for this info bro. I got an M1 Pro 16 and good thing I am not experiencing any of this and it's already 2024. I will keep this in mind
I love thumbnail bro! Keep pushing forward the top tier content 👌🏼
Thank you! Yeah I tried a louder style on this thumbnail than I usually do.
Hey, man. how come you have only 6k subs? The quality of the production is insane. I never subscribe to anybody anymore, but I couldn't help myself not to help your channel.
thanks George. so kind. :)
I think maybe its because its a variety channel.
Very very impressive videography, the implementation of different lightings and that ice cube worked really well....from an Apple admirer and practicing minimalist here.
Oh thank you. Yeah its fun to test things with different lights and colors. And props like ice.
Great video Tom, I'm sure RUclipss algorithm will make this video gain more views. I'm watching all your vids, keep it up bro...
Thank you brother Angel!
So far its looking good.
Subscribed to you solely for that last 3 minutes of content. I'd love to hear more about your life in Sweden!
Thank you (and welcome).
:)
Have a nice weekend
Glad to see You are using a swedish os like me:)
Tack för dina kloka råd! :)
Jajamensan 😉
I think a big part of the problem is that people want to do professional workstation things on a thin and light laptop computer, doesn't make any sense to me. Great video as always!
Good point! Truth be told, I SHOULD be doing my work on an iMac. And I probably will get the imac, once they make smaller bezels. But I gotta say, me personally, I think my macbook 16 handles my work GREAT.
I agree ... partially. I will indeed be moving back to an iMac once an ARM based machine comes out. Then again, I think a BIGGER part of the problem is that Apple markets and sells their 16" MBPs as desktop replacements...but don't actually design them as such...thin over function. My issue is that the 16" i9 / 5500M should not automatically draw 18W+ simply because I connected an external monitor. AT IDLE. Using Bootcamp / Windows with the same hardware...IT DOES NOT DO THIS. Thus it's Apple's poorly designed driver. That said, the new 5600M 16" appears to be performing far better than my 16" i9 / 5500m in terms of heat, fans, etc..despite its superior, more powerful performance.
devi dasa meh I just got mine full spec (except HD got 2gb ssd) while on boot camp and running warzone it works like a dream until it tells you your battery’s low while it’s plugged in 😂😂 turned off battery data management shall see if that helps tonight when I play
running around 5 tabs on chrome gets me around 200 degrees on a new mac book pro (2020) with the default fan control
using the default auto fan conrol is just bad advice, it doesnt do anything while if i run a fan controller it gets it down t oaround 130 degree's
Finally, a decent video with great explanation! :) Thanks!
Found this very helpful, and yes, I won't be using any fan control software now, in fact I had suspected that might not be a good idea, in case they over-rided or interfered with my mac's own ability to utilise the fans, so THANKYOU, for confirming that. :))
my pleasure. glad you enjoyed it.
mac fan control has an auto option where you can do default
Great video, great b-rolls and lightning, nice storytelling
this was so creative and well edited:) i liked your video! Keep going :)
Thank you so much for taking the time to write that. Have a wonderful saturday!
does cases create a problem?
Ok, Apple making thicker laptops with better cooling options I'm all for!
I love my Macbook, but I really wouldn't mind if it were a bit more chunky for the sake of better performance and thermals while in use.
I love your setup, it’s a vibe
thank you Elias. :)
what can I say, I like those LEDS
imma about to buy a 16" Macbook Pro tomorrow and you're recommending me to use it like a MacBook Air 🙄...But its $2400 🥺 that's a lotta KACHING $$$ 😩
Did u buy it or not
@@faheem3721 bought it 3 months ago 😎
@@TryCatchCry you coulda bought something alot better
@@taifimam5168 maybe he needed it for work or school or something, or just wanted to enjoy it
@@TryCatchCry how is it? why not wait for the m1 macs?
Wow dude you’re a beast bro thank you!!!!! Just saved me from buying a new one 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
For MacBook Pro 16, when you transcoding some proxy and it throttled to 1.0GHZ, what you need is put it into a refrigerator, and let it finish the transcoding or exporting, you will see it runs around 3.2 GHz while processing videos. Because Final Cut utilize GPU a lot and Macbook pro use the same heat pipe to cool both CPU and GPU, your CPU temperature will be affected by an overheating GPU, since your MacBook pro is an air cooling system, the cooler ambient temperature you can create for the computer, the better CPU result you will get. Also, you can use icepack, or dry ice has an even better result, but it will make your laptop bottom super wet which is not recommended for those who located in a wet area, but places like California and Nevada, those super dry places, I think it's ok.
AMAZING thumbnail
thank you :)
i've had this problem since yesterday when I updated to big sur. my fans are litterally always running and my macbook pro is running hot when I open word or something. i don't know what to do. 😳
SAMMEEEEEE omg I thought I was the only oneeeee
Faced the same issue when I initially installed Catalina. Because of the excess heating and lag, i downgraded back to Mojave. 1 month later, I installed Catalina back again, and the heating issues had like disappeared.
Excellent tutorial. Such nicely you have explained how to ensure macs stay cool.
Thanks bro. I do my best. 🤟🤓
Hi, Tom!! It would be awesome, if you make a video about the maintenance you give to your laptop. Thank you very much!! You videos are the most helpfull ever!!
Thank you. :)
Your request is noted in my little black book of youtube video ideas! 🤓
thank you for this. nice background lighting
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How about cases? Will it make the system hot?
#NEWSSUB
Very Good Tom, thanx for making things easy
I'm just tired of hearing this noisy fan
Same ;(
Same
same
Get Mac Control Fan, it works and it stops the fan noise.
@@katharenadeng1976 ok I’ll try that
The avoid chrome really helped me thank you. 😁😁
Can you also make another video on how to get better battery life? I have been watching this video for 7 minutes and my MacBook lost 7 percent.
What a great idea. Sure. Will do
This video is pretty good my MacBook Air get so overheated I think this help me
glad you liked it.
hope you are having a wonderful Christmas.
when i have to use chrome for online school: 👁 💧 👄 💧 👁
Same here
ikr
Wait can’t you just use another browser?
@@princesidon coz there is no place like chrome 😢
Awesome information!!! It was cool seeing my post in the opening!!!
thank for inspiring me to do this idea.
This is why Apple are moving to ARM. Better thermals, more power efficient which results in better battery life and better performance
yes it will be really interesting to see. if you haven't seen it, I've made a video about my thoughts regarding the ARM.
Better performance?.........can an arm 16 inch able to run as fast as 9980hk?
@@rohitbishoyi1095 expected to. even the new ipad chip scores competitively against the i7s and i9s
I bought a 2020 Mac but I’ll see how arm goes. But I’m expecting it to be good cause do they do make great processors.
Can it run Windows?
It's work!
When not use google chrome my mac get cool in 10 minute. wow!
i saw in activity monitor app safari, it lower cpu working percent.
and after not use it, my wacom pentablet(bluetooth mode) not lag.
actually work!
Thank you
i watch this because i'm preparing myself while waiting for macbook pro 13'❤️😍
Same! Mines a custom order with a RAM upgrade, and it’s still in customs in Shanghai.
thanks dude! you helped my MacBook stay cool
superglad to hear it
Awesome! Thank uuuu
:)
Very helpful. Thank you Tom
thumbnail be like : -
overheated mac
book no more
THIS IS THE FUNNIEST THING IVE SEEN ALL DAY LMAOOOOO
Great video!
If I use a second monitor with my 16" MacBook Pro, should I use it in clamshell or should I leave it open?
I'm usually using my bigger display.
Thanks! 🙏
You can do both variants
Using in clamshell leads to far lower temps, it's a huge difference. macbook left open with second monitor leads to overheating. power consumption goes from 4W to 20W immediately, heat and fans spike
Great and useful video!! Thank you.
My Mac after opening a new tab:
*Gets to extreme levels of heat*
Thank you so much! I placed my Apple TV box under my Mac and it became cold. Saved my life!!!!
#NEWSUB great content bro
thank you! welcome to the channel . Hope you enjoy your subscription.
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have a wonderful weekend. Take care!
@@TomScryleus what a fucking legend lmao
hey man I think you're doing an excellent job! Support from Canada bud!
Awesome thank you! Canada sounds so similar to Sweden. I still would like to visit Canada some day.
I’m a Canadian as well :D
So no third-party fan-controlling apps or temperature-indicating apps. Got it? What about general maintenance apps such as CleanMyMac? Are they really helping?
the most efficient way to clean your mac is to format your mac, and reininstall macOS. Keep your personal files on cloud or flashdrive. and just renstall everything from time to time. Once you've done it a few times, its a simple process.
I have no experience with cleanmymac, so I can't comment.
I have cleanmymac it makes things easier for me to keep clean
@@TomScryleus Thank you so much, for your reply! That's what I've been doing for the past few years. Normally I did it once a year, every time a new MacOS was released. It was a good chance to do clean install. I didn't even use Time Machine. I installed all the apps manually one by one, and then moved back all my files from an external hard-drive or from OneDrive/Dropbox, and all the calendar, contacts and other apps info from iCloud.
This year, however, since my MacBook Air from mid 2012, won't be supporting Big Sur, and the system was starting to freeze a lot, and the fans to spin like crazy with just one or two apps like Mail or Word open, I decided to format the computer and clean install Catalina again. I was using Cleanmymac (the paid version), but it felt that it was consuming more resources when it was working in the background than when it was completely closed, so I finally decided to uninstall it. I am not sure if I am better off with or without it, though.
Thank you so much 🙏🏻💫 the tips really helped and removing chrome and resetting the SMC made the fans stop the noise and “overheat” thank you again 🤗🌟
Bruh I kept lagging in my zoom calls because of how hot it would get and I tried the flat surface and it stop heating up
Thank you so much for this very useful and informative video. I just can't stop my self clicking the subscribe icon.
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MacBook Pro 2018 : I have max of 4 tabs running(Anime, Netflix and RUclips mostly) and RUclips..I only watch 1080p nothing more. I don't use any app other than the default on it, only mails and zoom calls...but Mac started to heat up a lot these days why soo?!
Amazing Video quality. thumbs up
Thank you! Cheers!
The fan came in thought my computer was gonna blow I was so damn scared cuz I just bought it lol
My fan is getting noisy for the 1st time today! And i found your video, i love it! ❤
Fan control apps have been super useful for me over the past 9 years. The system fan curve created by Apple is not always sufficient. For a MacBook Pro 16 with an external monitor will make the palm rests super hot, and it's unacceptable. The only way I can keep my MBP open with an external monitor is to use a fan control app (e.g. iStat Menus). Just observe and manage the system resources, keep your intake and exhaust vents clear from obstruction (elevating when you can), and leverage slightly higher fan speeds in some cases and you'll have a cooler MBP. I have to laugh at tip #8 "Reinstall the entire system every 3-4 months" ...you advise against fan control apps but suggest reinstalling every 90 days?!
Those Tips are a throwback into windows xp mumbo jambo magic tricks, and if everything fails reinstall 🤣🤣🤣 bs bingo
exactly
even with everday browsing its friken 150 degrees fahrenheit, one or two tabs open, nothing else
cheers... I think the flat surface thing did the trick for me
Glad to read it! Have a nice day
“Shrimps on the barbie.” 🤣 Love it! Honestly, I think this is your best looking video so far, Tom! Your b roll is looking great, and your minimalistic set up is fantastic. The lighting is on point too! Keep following your heart when it comes to the topics you cover. What initially made me subscribe to your channel was your sincerity and honesty. Keep that up! I’m always happy to watch your videos to the very end of your “behind the vlog” segment. Tech videos today by people like MKBHD and Rene Ritchie are fantastically awesome, but they’re almost too polished and sometimes feel a bit...forced. I think that people will (if they don’t already) gravitate toward RUclipsrs that are more raw and sincere. In any case, you’re doing some fantastic work, my friend, and I hope it’s bringing you the fulfillment you’ve been hoping for! (And if you’re ever up for bring a regular average Joe...or Rob 🤣...in for a chat for one of your videos, hit me up! I’d love to see you riff a bit on tech and life with someone who gets what you’re doing, which would only add to that honest feeling that your channel has to offer!) Thanks for all you do!!
thank you Robert! :)
yeah some expressions sound funny :)
Great video mate !!!
Glad you enjoyed it AJ
Hi, Tom! Thank you so much for your video! I know im gonna look crazy asking this, considering this whole video, but I've had my MacBook Pro 16 base model, for 5 days and Im having this "overheating" issues. Im new to Mac, so Im not sure if this is normal.
Taking in consideration everything you said, I still don't understand why it gets so hot!! For now, I've only use it to be on the internet, on Safari and with 3 or 4 tabs open. Nothing to crazy.
Im considering taking it to the Apple Store, if they open this week.
Again, thank you so much for your video.
Have a great day
If you feel uncertain then definititly take it to apple store to check. If it doesnt shut down then its not overheating. If it doesnt shut down nothing is wrong.
Its normal that it gets hot, because its a powerful machine. Just like a car engine, it will generate heat. Because it is thinn, you can have big fans or large vents, and therefor the heat will linger get the macbook hot.
@@TomScryleus Thank you so much!!! I hope you have a great day!!
Excellent video, super clear ☺️
That ice cube on the MacBook is giving me anxirty
don't worry.. computer works fine.
but I admit, it wasn't my brightest idea.
Thanks a lot, Tom. Keep it going👍
#newsub Nice video Tom. There's a lot of misunderstading about the 16' inch model and with videos like this makes easy to understand how the macbook works. Waiting my 1st macbook 16' and my 1st migration to MacOS 🤣 Greetings from Peru.
yeah I think its important to understand the limitations of a computer.
Welcome onboard Misaki! I'm really glad you decided to subscribe. Hope you will enjoy upcoming videos. Peru sounds amazing!
Bra content! Tack för tipset :)
:)
Tom : don’t use fan controlling apps!
MacBook air : wait until the cpu thermal trothles to start the fan
YEAH, its a real shame how the macbook air doesn't have the best cooling solution. :(
i have no macbook but i love watching your videos! #newsub
welcome to the channel . Hope you enjoy your subscription.
sorry for the late reply. this message got stuck in my spamfilter.
have a wonderful weekend. Take care!
Love your vlog-like videos! 💞 enjoy seeing your personal thoughts and share in your journey too :)
Thank you so much!! so glad you liked it.
Can you explain a bit more about sms and what it does to the computer? Your videos are so helpful too!
hmm.. you mean imessage? you can write and received sms and imessage to your macbook, if oyu synk it with your iphone.
Apple has done a pretty good job at making people think ALL third party products are just bad. That aside, can't wait to see the new ARM chips come out. Maybe it will be the final push for Intel to get out of their monopolistic mindset
A big help! Thanks a lot!
My macbook overheats (gets VERY hot and does the fan) every second i get on it and (i have chrome but i cant delete it cuz of reasons) and i just want to yeet it across the room! How do i stop this, i keep it on a flat surface but it still sounds like a plane taking off
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Very helpful! I will be receiving my first macbook next week, do you have any suggestions on how to setup your macbook out of the box?
As a minimalist I like to keep it clean from all distractions. I have a video, I made earlier this year "digital minimalism". where show how I keep it clean.
Apple does not have embed a thermal control utility or I should say they don’t have hyper threading control. Apple grants all the resources to apps as they want to grab. No wonder cpu and gpu get hot. Base clock on a cpu can be 2.2 ghz and then with throttle up ...it can go at a higher frequency. This heat thing also is heat pipe...poor thermal grease...dust ....and you’ve also touched on some of these things. The heat is hard to control in MacBook. Fan control is necessary. Hyper threading control is necessary. The operation as you discussed has an effect. We can agree that heat is a MacBook problem. Also it’s control has to go beyond let the system fan control and keep it on a hard surface. I have dropped my temperature 15c by dust removal and regrease the chips with fan and throttling control that I manage. Seems that I’m willing to work slower in some misbehaved apps and only use maximum resources when I want with apps that I want to use with full resources. Rather wear out fans than degrade processors.
Thanks for sharing your view Phil.
Have a nice weekend.
Great video man. Thanks a lot
me: uses my 16 inch macbook pro 2020 on my table, using safari, never downloaded any games or third parties. my macbook: 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥😀😀😀😀😀😀🔪🔪🔪🔪🔪🔪🔪
Selin ikr-
Lmao stop lying, 16 inch Macbook Pro 2020 is not even released yet.🤣
@@haileyf84 ikr its from 2019!
Thank you. Tom! I just change to MBP 13 today. It is really hot than my HP laptop. I guess I open too much Chrome taps.
:)
Try using safari when you can.
@@TomScryleus when I use safari, it always redirects to chrome. Any help?
My Mac sounds like my ps4 😐
Ouch... sony just burned
The fan sounds like a plan
what do you run to make it run so much?
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Had a plastic case for years. Removed it, wow, so cool. Seems the case prevented the air circulation. Should have watched this video long time ago. Thank you
A question for anybody - does the amount of folders and stuff on your desktop affect the temperature of your Mac. Someone told me years ago tat with a pc, a heavily item loaded desktop will use power and so this might increase running temperature ..Any ideas ????
no, the folder and icon on the desktop are just "links" to programs. unless you click on them, they are just images. doesn't affect battery or performance at all.
have a nice day.
I just blew out the fan and replaced the heat sink compound on my 2012 Retina Macbook Pro, and watched this video in 4k on an external monitor with the lid closed. The fan didn't even come on, when it definitely would have before. Highly recommend replacing the heat sink compound every few years as well for those comfortable opening up the computer. Along with an upgrade to Big Sur through a patch tool it's like a whole new computer! I really believe this is the peak of Apple Engineering, Design and Technology and I really have no reason to upgrade even after 8 years.
oh... thats so interesting. Thanks for sharing Thomas.
Yeah I’ll just use it in the fridge
@Kathlyne Halim I’m pretty sure he was just joking🤣
#newsub just got my MacBook yesterday and this was really helpful thank you!
Welcome to the channel.
Sorry for the late welcome, been away from youTube and social media etc.)
glad you liked it.
I hope you having a wonderful Christmas.
I'm not an engineer, but why not just put more vents on a macbook? Seems odd on Apple's part
Well you want a channel flow so to speak.
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Thanks for the great tips Tom!👍🏻 I have a question, does an i7 get hot faster than i5? Or the more cores in a processor generate more heat? For example, the 6 core i7 in the 16” MacBook generate more heat than a MacBook 13” quad core i7 processor?
in theory yes. the frequency and voltage is higher. BUT remember, the cooling process is important here. and the macbook 16 has 2 fans, where the 13 has 1 fan, and the 16 has bigger vents.
the 13 also has no dedicated GPU so keep that in mind too. the 16 inch or even 15 inch are quite a bit more powerful imo
@@jordawesome1716 Is 16 inch more likely to overheat then? My 2019 i9 is unusable because of this, I'm wondering whether an M1 can handle video editing better?
@@TaxingIsThieving I don't own the M1 or M2 16'. I have the 2019 intel I7 version and depending on what you video edit it seems to edit videos fine. I am no pro video editor, but I occasionally run it and runs good enough. But the issue that bottlenecks me a lot is battery life and thermals. ever since the last 2 years of Mac OS versions, my laptop has been heating up like hell. The M1 Pro chip is significantly more powerful than the intel one in the 2019 i7/i9 models.
@@jordawesome1716 Yeah that's why I'm wondering if M1 will overheat too.
Hey is it bad using powerbanks to charge Mac?
every once in a while is fine I think.
With the new update there is no reason to use chrome anymore
very true
Great informative and entertaining video thank you - love the humor and the background lighting
oh thank you Suzanne. Merry Christmas. Stay safe.