![]() ![]() Since version 2.0 of HDD Fan Control we have required licensing. I purchased HDD Fan Control before version 2.0 and do not have a license, can I get one? We do not currently have a time frame for this. We are still hard at work developing the Windows version, and will be releasing a Beta version when we are confident it is working well enough to release for Beta. We are investigating making it compatible with all Macs but because most other Macs only have fans to cool the entire system the control algorithm would have to take into account all sensors etc, and would effectively be taking over the cooling of the entire Mac. Unfortunately HDD Fan Control is only designed for the iMac, and it will not control the fans correctly on a MacBook or Mac Mini. Does HDD Fan Control work on a MacBook/Mac Mini The iMac still cannot read temperature signals from its temperature sensor so will still report this during the test. Yes it does, HDD Fan Control will use the iMac’s calculated internal temperature to keep your drive cool and the fan quiet. ![]() Does this work with all SSD’s even those that do not provide temperature data over S.M.A.R.T? The default settings are OK for most drives, but we would suggest checking your drive temperature range and setting the temperatures so that the fan would be spinning at 6000rpm before the drives max operating temperature. Yes, this is typical of the temperature sensor issue. ![]() I have replaced my Hard Drive and after some time the Fan gets louder, but resetting fixes it for a while, do I need HDD Fan Control? HDD Fan Control will read the drive's temperature and set the fan to an appropriate speed, and the noise will stop. This is exactly what HDD Fan Control was created for, that noise is the HDD Fan turning at 6000rpm, it does this as it cannot determine your HDD Temperature. I replaced my Hard Drive in my iMac and I now have a loud noise like a fan, will HDD Fan Control Help Improved Bulgarian and Persian translations update.For convenience there's CPU Core Average virtual sensor that is calculated as average of all cores. Macs Fan Control displays individually CPU efficiency/performance cores as well as GPU clusters temperatures. We're happy to announce that the most recent version of Macs Fan Control fully supports new MacBook Pro and Mac mini 2023 with M2 Pro and M2 Max chips.īoth 14" and 16" MacBook Pro feature two fans (which are not spinning on idle), Mac mini has a single fan. 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.).Monitor and control fans on Apple computers ![]()
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