#Smcfancontrol yosemite update
#Smcfancontrol yosemite full
#Smcfancontrol yosemite mac
#Smcfancontrol yosemite windows

#Smcfancontrol yosemite windows

Faster startup speed on Windows (specially with T2 chips) #549.

#Smcfancontrol yosemite full

Added full support for latest 14' and 16' M1 Pro/Max MacBook Pro (2021) #550.Fixed crash on macOS 10.13 when clicking the menu bar icon #603.Fixed regression bug with fan spinning in sleep mode on some iMac models #594.

#Smcfancontrol yosemite update

Improved: Portuguese, Czech, Japanese and Korean translations update.

Improved: Simplify sharing technical info & screenshot from the app #604.

Improved: Remove 'always on top' behaviour #343.

New: Enable optional dock icon (can be turned on/off in preferences) #520.

When Macs Fan Control quits, it always restores all fans back to Auto (Automatic preset).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.).

I use this program frequently on my MBA computer and it really comes in handy, not only for temperature control but for many other reasons as well.Monitor and control fans on Apple computers The LED light gives you the ability to see if the fans are on or not. For example, it might be nice to know that the computer is cooling down quickly at the beginning of the day but you don't need the computer to be over-speedy heating up later in the day. The timer control allows you to set a time to remember each fan speed and then turn them on at the right time. It also has a feature called 'low battery alarm' which will automatically turn the fans off when the battery is low and turn on again when the battery is full.Īnother cool feature of SMCfanControl is that it comes with both a light control and a timer control. To adjust fan speeds, you have to have administrator privileges.

It does this by adjusting the minimum speed of the fan and by setting the maximum power used.

#Smcfancontrol yosemite mac

The only thing you'll need to be careful about is keeping the computer on an incline so that there is proper air flow.Ī SMCfanControl allows you to control the fans in your Mac manually just to make it operate much cooler. You can even set up a timer to turn the fans off and on at set intervals. My advice for people who run their programs all the time in a crowded room is to get a SMCfanControl utility that will not only turn their fans off when not needed, but will also automatically shut them off when the room temperature reaches a certain point. I've always had a problem with computers overheating, especially when running multiple programs at once, and I'm sure you've experienced the same problem I have.