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#SMCFANCONTROL MACBOOK PRO HOW TO#
#SMCFANCONTROL MACBOOK PRO ZIP FILE#
#SMCFANCONTROL MACBOOK PRO PASSWORD#
#SMCFANCONTROL MACBOOK PRO PLUS#

You can read more about fan presets here.

For convenience the app features fan presets that let you quickly put your fan(s) to either Auto or some Custom mode depending on your activity.

Can be either some constant RPM value (e.g.

Custom: a fan is controlled by the app.

When all fans are controlled automatically by the system the app works in monitoring-only mode.

Auto: a fan is controlled by the system automatically (Apple's default scenario).

Fan control for your fan(s) on your Apple computer can be either.

Options to display fan speed and sensor temperature (displayed in the tray icon under Windows).

Set custom RPM value or control fan speed in relation to a temperature sensor.

Two tables layout: with list of fans and list of temperature sensors.

Also works on Windows 10/8/7/Vista/XP installed via Boot Camp even on modern models equipped with the T2 chip.

Create and save custom fan presets so you can quickly switch between them depending on your activity.

Set custom RPM value (revolution per minute) or control fan speed in relation to a temperature sensor (e.g.

Real-time monitoring of fan speed and temperature sensors including 3rd party HDD/SSD (using S.M.A.R.T.).

Also, if you want SMC Fan Control to start when you system starts, make sure you check the box for “ Autostart smcFanControl after login“.Monitor and control fans on Apple computers I personally like to apply the favorites when power source changes.

Step 13: Make sure you check out the additional options available in the software. Step 12: Here you can adjust the fan speed according to your needs: The reason I give it a number is that I will adjust the fan speed according to the number. Step 11: Now give it a name and click on the Save button.

#SMCFANCONTROL MACBOOK PRO PLUS#

If you want to add more, just click on the plus button: Step 10: By default, there is only two “favorite fan speed”. Step 9: Click on icon at the Menu Bar, select Preferences and lets see what we can do with this application: Thats the SMC Fan Control application on your Menu Bar Step 8: Now you should see something new comes up at the top of your screen. I personally prefer the application to check for updates themselves rather than me doing it manually. Step 7: Here you will get a dialog box asking you whether you want to check for updates on startup.

#SMCFANCONTROL MACBOOK PRO PASSWORD#

Step 6: Just type in your Password (if you have one) and click on the OK button: Step 5: You might see a dialog box coming up like the one below, just click on the Open button: Step 4: Go to your Application folder and double click on smcFanControl: Step 3: Drag the smcFanControl to your Application folder: Step 2: Open up the folder and you will see:

#SMCFANCONTROL MACBOOK PRO ZIP FILE#

Step 1: Double click on the zip file you have just downloaded and you will see a folder appear on your desktop shortly. Step 0: Download the SMC Fan Control (its a zip file) from: and put it on your Desktop.

#SMCFANCONTROL MACBOOK PRO HOW TO#

Official Website (also contains the download link): Īpart from using this software to keep my MacBook cool, I also put two erasers at the back of my MacBook so that there is bit of air circulation under the notebook.īelow is a step by step guide on how to install and configure the SMC Fan Control application: So you can increase your minimum fan speed to make your Intel Mac run cooler. Here are some details about the software:ĭescription: smcFanControl lets the user set the minimum speed of the build in fans. My friend Chaks, who also owns a MacBook, recommended a software to me (thanks Chaks) ðŸ˜€ Its called SMC Fan Control (SMC stand for System Management Controller). After I got my MacBook…I’ve noticed that the default fan speed is a little too low…thus the CPU could get quite warm when you open up quite a few apps. Before I got my MacBook, I’ve heard people complaining that their MacBook / MacBook Pros are getting a little too warm at times.