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  Hi there, Ive had a z575 from lenovo and its got a processor Amd A6 garbage in and I want to know what that most powerful processor that I could put in my laptop. If you want to be able to advise me this would be a massive help. much thanks olly

  Hello

  There are 4 different CPU used in the model of Z575, but please note that

  the heat sink seems to be designed to dispel a maximum of 35Watts only.

  see this excerpt from HMM, page 78

  A8 - 3500M 2.4G/1.5G 4 M 4 C B0 PGA CPU AMD
  A6 - 3400M 2.3G/1.4G 4 M 4 C B0 PGA CPU AMD
  A4 - 3300M 2.5G/1.9G 2 M 2 C B0 PGA CPU AMD
  E2 - 3000M 2.4G/1.8G 1 M 2 C B0 PGA CPU AMD
  KL6B UMA W/FAN-THERMAL MODULE 35W (Z475)
  THERMAL KL6C MODULE TELL W/FAN 35W (Z475)
  LZ575 RADIATOR UMA W/FAN (Z575)
  LZ575 RADIATOR TELL W/FAN (Z575)

  For more details download the hardware Maintenance Manual...

  http://support.Lenovo.com/en_US/

  Zehn

• Z575 Torpedo A75

  Hello, I got just a brief question.

  Y Board Chipset A75 torpedo Lenovo in the Z575 strong enough to support amd A8 - 3500M, or large model FS1 APU socket? mine is currently equipped with the A6 - 3400M, I thought grabing the A8, but I wanted to first check if Lenovo has offered a bios with the support of the APU said and 2nd, VRM on the torpedo would treat extra foil of the A8 (400 by 320 of the A6).

  Secondly, lenovo, or anyone released a 3rd party program to give the user access to the profile of the cooler fan? I like to keep to a higher speed for use during rendering and other work of taxation.

  Thank you for your response.

  Hello.

  Regarding your first question.

  I have Z575 here that came with A8 - 3500M factory installed. So Lenovo BIOS officially support certainly 3500M, and VRM should be enough.

  

  (ignore the higher clocks, I OC'ed it slightly)

  Anything above 3500M should also work (in theory) that the deepening of the new APU has not changed. Yet all the APUs over 3520 M have 45W instead of 35W TDP, so if they work, you might see increases in temperature, but I think that unless you overclock cooling stock should be able to handle it.

• IdeaPad Z575 sudden black screen dead State now.

  Suddenly our Ideapad z575 died yesterday. We were just scrolling social media hollow and the screen went all black, all the front are turned on. And the only way to turn it off is to remove the battery. (pressing power 8 seconds does not.)

  It now powers a State of death where all the lights are on. The fan comes into play. And then the fan goes faster after like 1 min. And just like that. Only way to turn off withdraws battery...

  So far, we tried:

  out of battery and the power of line button and press power for more than 30 seconds.

  Turn it on without a battery, you use only the AC adapter.

  Activate it using only the battery without AC adapter.

  Same result on all time.

  Someone saw something similar, we would really like to fix avoiding going to the retailer (as is more than 5 hours of travel to get there.)

  Thanks in advance!.

  R M.

  Hi Rmeillo,

  Thanks for posting your concerns. Stuy570 suggested would be a benefit for us all to get the machine going again. But I'm assuing that your machine is still under warranty and it would be best for you to contact our service team to get your machine looked at. If something is necessary to replace at least it will be covered by the warranty.

  I hope this helps.

  Concerning

• problem of fan with sierra?

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  Everyone knows their MacBook Pro fans go into overdrive without provocation since the upgrade to Sierra?

  I don't have that mail and Safari open (to make this post) and fans are whirring away as I use a 3D graphics heavy program.

  The room is cool and the MacBook is raised on blocks to facilitate the movement of air, but its always acting like there is more of the work in progress.

  It doesn't seem fair.

  reset the SMC

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  Second issue is with the mode 'sleep'. It may occur also at any time, at the start of the iMac, session, or after a certain time. But once he starts to go in mode 'sleep', when I wake up, it goes right back in mode after a few seconds and that it will continue indefinitely until I restart the computer.

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  reset the SMC

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• App, networking, process cloud runaways; Very slow to connect to servers, high fan

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  On the computer that still does not, have the following processes often rampant and prevents the computer access to the servers to load pages, apps, etc..

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  So I guess that it is a problem with iCloud? A question of trousseau (iCloud)? How to fix this?

  I am VERY interested in any orientation.

  I just tried these steps recommended for new users of macOS with wifi problems: http://osxdaily.com/2016/09/22/fix-wi-fi-problems-macos-sierra/

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• The operation of the fan of excessive causing Sierra

  After the installation of Sierra 10.12 the fan on one of my MacBook pro is running excessively. Activity monitor shows a process 'DCs' as a means of 93% of the CPU.  Tried to use force quit and it comes right off.  On my other MacBook, the activity monitor shows the 'DCs' as 0% CPU and there is no problem of fan.

  This process is linked to the keychain.  You have the ring of the value be synchronized via iCloud in the system/iCloud preferences window? If so, uncheck, restart and check the DCs again process in activity monitor.

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• Fan MacBook Air updated according to Sierra

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• The fan runs all the time because xinetd running more than 80% all the time.  Someone else has the same problem?

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  I doubt that someone else has this problem because xinetd does not part of macOS. Have you installed it from a package of "ports" 3rd party?

• Fans of fast and slow mail after upgrade of Sierra

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• The fan works like a crazy and super fast drain battery after installation of Sierra

  I installed Sierra on my MacBook Pro, the fan works like crazy and the battery is empty after about 1.5 hours. Which never happened before. I'm only using Safari and Mail in the moment. I talked to Apple Support and they suggested to reset the SMC, but this brought no improvements. What can I do else? Again, I plan to install the El captain...

  I had this problem just after I installed Sierra on my MacBook Air.  First I tried to reset the SMC and the LANDAU.  This does not prevent fans constantly in the course of execution.  I then used the activity monitor to see what was possibly strain my system.  I noticed the "DCs" process was always sucking up to more than 90% of my CPU usage.  However, others said that it is normal after an upgrade of the OS and it should fall back down once the computer finishes its initial picture and analysis of the files.  So I run my MBA plugged nonstop for 36 hours in a row and the fans just kept running so that the process of "DCs" continued to drain at > 90% of CPU usage.  I also looked carefully at the activity monitor and saw that tasks such as analysis of photos had their own separate process "DCs".  So I dug further into what the devil "DCs" was really do with a lot of CPU resources.  Long story short, I found that there is some glitch in Sierra which causes the macOS stuck on a process involving the keychain and iCloud.

  That's what I did to fix this keychain/iCloud which led to "DCs" fans of triggering and overloading the CPU to be always on:

  -In the activity monitor, I used Force Quit to kill the process that involved the keychain

  -In the activity monitor, I then Force Quit the process that involved icloud

  -In activity monitor, I finally Force closed the process "DCs". (I found that I could not simply force quit 'DCs' without first allowing the keychain & iCloud first)

  -After all, I restarted the computer and fans were finally off the coast!  I open the activity monitor and saw that 'DCs' has is no longer hogging up the CPU usage.  Photoanalysis process were still running in the background at 40-50% CPU use with no trigger unwanted system fans.  the iCloud synchronization and my keychain also worked very well.

  I'm finally able to use Sierra without my fans blazing out of control.  It took me a while to get this sorted out.  Hope this helps to save you a few headaches and time until Apple can get counts that there is this Sierra software glitch they need to address.

• Fan works like crazy and the battery drains quickly after the installation of Sierra on MacBook Pro

  I installed Sierra and since my MacBook fan runs like crazy and the battery drains very quickly. Right now I use Safari and Mail. He has never done this before. How can I stop this from happening? It is now more than 48 hours since I installed Sierra. All constructive suggestions are welcome.

  Try resetting the SMC http://support.apple.com/kb/ht3964

• Fan runs almost always since the installation of Sierra and MacBook Air running Mac OS.

  Hello

  Since upgrading to Mac OS Sierra last night on my MacBook Air (2013, i7, 8gbRAM), fans work almost always, even when I use Safari.  Previously, the fans would go only when I was playing a game, or video edition.  The basis of my Macbook Air is also much more hot he was under El Capitan - once again, just when you use Safari.  As a result, my battery life is horrible - dropped from 100% to 23% in a little over an hour.  Once again, under El Capitan, if I was just using internet, use of an hour would see the maximum of 10 to 15% of decline in battery.

  I turned off my Macbook Air and it turned on again after fifteen minutes, but in 10-15 minutes, fans revived upward and the base (and the top of the keyboard) heated again.  No uncomfortable levels, but certainly noticeable levels.

  Just to remind - I use Safari only when this happens.  Moreover, since the beginning of this question five minutes ago, the % of battery has dropped from 29 percent to 22 percent and the fans are still whirring like the dickens.

  No idea why this is happening?

  Hello, take a look at this maybe of http://www.macworld.co.uk/feature/mac/fix-overheating-macbook-3592266/ article it will help.

• Fan number after updating to Mac OS Sierra

  Hello people, as many of you all know, Apple released macOS Sierra. The updating of this new operating system, I have been met through rather annoying problem for me. It seems that my fan is not eager to be quiet as it has been in the previous operating system. The computer is usually warmer than its normal temperature. At first I thought it was a software problem during the upgrade. I came back to El Capitan, the computer runs cool. Fresh installed copay of Sierra and the computer becomes extremely hot and fan running constantly at high SPEED. It's quite strange to me, so I was wondering if someone else running Sierra also have this problem. I have little friends of mine Sierra both running on their MacBook Air machines, but they have the same problem. Any help or suggestion? Thank you

  Hi SC909,

  It seems that your computer is running more hot than usual, and as such, the fan is at the top all the time. I would say that resetting the SMC on your computer:

  Reset the management system (SCM) controller on your Mac.

  Thank you for using communities of Apple Support.