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I put a heating cooling pad on top of Mac mini with two aluminum heatsink plus a fan taking up the hot air created by the surface of the Mac mini...
is this a good idea? I work a lot with adobe and heavy apps.
thank you.
Mac mini, macOS 10.15
You're welcome.
Also check out the Sensor-Bases Fan Control when you get a chance. It is pretty easy to set up the Sensor-Based Control to run the fan at the default speed when the Mac Mini is running cool and then have it slowly start speeding up the fan as the temp. increases to maintain a safe temp.
You're welcome.
Also check out the Sensor-Bases Fan Control when you get a chance. It is pretty easy to set up the Sensor-Based Control to run the fan at the default speed when the Mac Mini is running cool and then have it slowly start speeding up the fan as the temp. increases to maintain a safe temp.
That might help a little, but you would really be better off using the sensor-based fan control of MacFanControl to start slowly ramping up the exhaust fan speed as the CPU temperature rises.
I downloaded Mac Fan Control free version and pushed the fan seed to 2000 RPM. Now I feel I have better control of the heating and it seems to work nicely.
Thank you sooo much!
Mac mini 2018 cooling
