SMC Fan Control. Lets you throttle the fan speed at will. I use it and it works great.
smcFanControl 2.1.1 - MacUpdate
Trev
smcFanControl 2.1.1 - MacUpdate
Trev
Control of MacBook fan
I am trying to determine if there is a way to control my MacBook fan. I am spinning (dj'ing) at an outdoor BBQ this Saturday and I use my laptop with Torq Conectiv; I also use actual vinyl. As it is going to be warm I want to ensure my laptop doesn't cook. Aside from covering it, is there a way to control the fan. Perhaps have it turn on more frequently, or turn it on and leave it on.
Cheers,
Scott
Cheers,
Scott
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Little nervous to try it out prior to this weekends gig.
If I was to put one of those blue gelpacs, wrapped in plastic so no moisture will escape, perhaps a thin towel as well under my MacBook, would I being playing with fire or is this a fair / good idea to ensuring it runs cool?
I will be under a tent to ensure no direct sunlight.
If I was to put one of those blue gelpacs, wrapped in plastic so no moisture will escape, perhaps a thin towel as well under my MacBook, would I being playing with fire or is this a fair / good idea to ensuring it runs cool?
I will be under a tent to ensure no direct sunlight.
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