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- Avoid Chrome.
- Keep tabs to a reasonable minimum.
- Slow your multitasking roll.
- No laps, no sun.
- Test your fans.
- Clean your Mac.
- Keep current.
Beside this, why is my Mac getting so hot?
Dust and Dirt Similar to softer surfaces, dust and dirt in yourMac — especially in the fans — will make itwarmer. This is because Macs rely on vents to dissipateheat. If the vents of your MacBook are filled with a lot ofstuff, it's bad for air circulation.
Considering this, how do I monitor the temperature on my Mac?
Temperature Monitor requires a minor configurationadjustment to display the CPU temp in the menu bar, so launch theapp and then:
- Open up the apps Preferences and click on the “MenuBar” tab.
- Drag the “CPU A Temperature” sensor to the top ofthe “Sensors to display” list.
Here are some tips to manage the operating temperature:Make sure that you've installed all Mac software updates and allcurrent firmware updates. Use your Mac notebook where the ambienttemperature is between 50° and 95° F (10° and 35°C).