It *may* and most likely *will* void your warranty. Well, before I say anything - opening it up yourself is not a wise idea unless you know what you're doing. It helped, but is right - these (old) macs suck at running any sort of flash intensive website, be it youtube, netflix, hulu, hbogo, or even the Pr0n's *LOL*. Any suggestions?īefore you do it, it didn't drastically improve my mac's performance. I usually have several sites open (none are flash intensive - usually forums), or it could just be youtube or netflix with no other open applications and my fan will go crazy. My mac is out of warranty so I can't go get a new fan unless I pay for it, but I'm not sure if it's the fan that's the problem or just part of the problem. 5) I have gone into disk utility and repaired permissions. Sometimes it trades places with safari which can get about 3%. Otherwise, it says Activity monitor is the culprit with 2.7% cpu. 4) I have checked activity monitor - Dashboardclient is the culprit IF I happen to be viewing the dashboard. I downloaded iStatPro and my fan speeds are about 6280 rpm and cpu is about 70 degrees. Helped for maybe 3 days, but the fan came back. 2) Turn off mac, take out battery, hold power button for 5 seconds, put battery back in and reboot. Here's what I have tried: 1) Resetting the p-ram - didn't do anything. But I can have nothing open but youtube, play one youtube video with more in the "instant queue" (or have several unopened/unloaded tabs of videos open) and the fan goes off and my mac gets really hot.
#MACBOOK INTEL CORE 2 DUO FAN IS CLICKING FREE#
I should have plenty of free memory to run programs simultaneously without the fan going nuts. My 1.8 GHz Intel Core Duo Macbook is going crazy with the fan. So, I've done some google research and I've tried every possible solution I can think of.
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