HPE-410f destop the CPU voltage

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  Other solutions?

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  MacBook pro 2011 ends a DVD in less time than the 2008?

  Basically, you are trying to compare 'Granny Smith' vs 'Golden Delicious' apples and expects the same taste.

  Regarding the other programs, put this SSD in your Macbook Pro means that any code or data that the application needs to get the disc are convinced order or magnitude faster, so that the application did not slow the CPU and keep crank, causing the CPU to keep them busy and thus attract more power, which is converted into heat causing fans to run.

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  Information point.  I put an SSD in my 2009 27 "iMac and it works more hot because my iMac can do more in less time.  I put an SSD in my Macbook Pro 2011 and if I ask him to do a lot of work, like backups, it starts its fans, as the SSD is always quick to provide data for backup, there is no waiting for the discs, leaving the lower idle CPU.

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  My 2011 27 iMac mid has worked well. Here are the basics.

  

  The system has an SSD instead of a hard drive (therefore less heat than normal). I use the development system: it is not and has never had a lot of junk on it. About four weeks ago, the system started to run hot and the fan was strong while the CPU is about 99% vacuum. I have download the trial of TG Pro and the CPU seems

  

  "Load" in the photo below, which is less than 3%, is high normal baseline because I'm running TG Pro and activity monitor.

  

  The noise is very annoying and seems out of line for the load of the system.

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  Resetting the SMC often with these problems reset management system (SCM) controller on your Mac - Apple Support