I have a 20" Rev A G5 iMac. I wouldn't say it's overly noisy (I know there were some rogue ones) but I'm a little surprised how much the fans seem to have ramped up with the recent spate of warm weather.
Right now I'm seeing the following number using X Resource Graph:
CPU T-Diode 56.5 degrees C Hard Drive 53 degrees C CPU fan 2221 rpm Hard Drive 3421 rpm System Fan 2536 rpm
I'm assuming X Resource Graph is detecting the right sensors and reporting correctly etc. but does this look about right?
I know there's a lot of variables but the Mac isn't doing much right now and obviously there's no central heating on so it's just sat in a "normal" room with the windows open - no load as such.
cheers, Paul
Paul Hutchings paul@redacted.invalid wrote:
I have a 20" Rev A G5 iMac. I wouldn't say it's overly noisy (I know there were some rogue ones) but I'm a little surprised how much the fans seem to have ramped up with the recent spate of warm weather.
Right now I'm seeing the following number using X Resource Graph:
CPU T-Diode 56.5 degrees C Hard Drive 53 degrees C CPU fan 2221 rpm Hard Drive 3421 rpm System Fan 2536 rpm
I'm assuming X Resource Graph is detecting the right sensors and reporting correctly etc. but does this look about right?
I know there's a lot of variables but the Mac isn't doing much right now and obviously there's no central heating on so it's just sat in a "normal" room with the windows open - no load as such.
The G5 chips run quite hot so 56 is actually quite low for a CPU temp iirc. I know we had a G5 with a fan 'issue' and that would regularly run at 66-76 deg c