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Hey, I bought my MacBook Pro 2018 15” back in the summer it was released. Since then I was not using it for hard work, but a few weeks ago I started using Lightroom and I’ve noticed that after just a few minutes of editing the Mac gets really hot especially at the top part of the base. Is there any issue, cause I don’t think Lightroom is doing that kind of heavy work.
Thanks.
MacBook Pro 15”, macOS 10.14
Are you using an external display?
Apple Diagnostics will check for failures of the fans or the temperature sensors that control the fan speed:
Are you using an external display?
Apple Diagnostics will check for failures of the fans or the temperature sensors that control the fan speed:
PTheodorou wrote: macbook pro 2018 overheating
I bought my MacBook Pro 2018 15” back in the summer it was released. Since then I was not using it for hard work, but a few weeks ago I started using Lightroom and I’ve noticed that after just a few minutes of editing the Mac gets really hot especially at the top part of the base. Is there any issue, cause I don’t think Lightroom is doing that kind of heavy work.
If it was overheating the Mac would shut itself down—is this what you are saying—it shuts down?
From the Battery icon in the upper right menu bar you can see what apps are using significant Energy, light room like Photos.app will call upon the dedicated graphics card. Getting warm would be normal.
The Integrated graphics shares memory with the CPU and provides a more economical alternative to the stand-alone card, known as "discrete graphics" or "dedicated graphics."
If you think you have a Thermal management problem you can Try resetting the SMC https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201295
It does not shutdown but the metal part on top of the touchbacks gets extremely hot. I will check that with the battery icon you mentioned.
Thanks for the help :)
I will try to do the diagnostics test to see if there is any issue with the fans. Thanks a lot!!
macbook pro 2018 overheating
