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Hello there .
I recently bought macbook air M1 ,
and now I noticed that it is simply overheating even when I browsing through safari .
I checked temperature on TG PRO
and it shows CPU performance core package 93-94 degree Celsius .
Help me fix this .
MacBook Air 13″, macOS 11.3
Have you tried Opening the Activity Monitor >> View >> View ALL Processes. There could be a Run-Away Process or Application consuming a lot of CPU power and or Memory. Check the tab for CPU for unusually large CPU usage and do the same in Memory tab. At least you can identify what is causing the heating issue. Perhaps an incompatible Application was installed or Worse - a Cleaning Application or AntiVirus Application. Both should be removed as per Developers Instructions.
Have you tried Opening the Activity Monitor >> View >> View ALL Processes. There could be a Run-Away Process or Application consuming a lot of CPU power and or Memory. Check the tab for CPU for unusually large CPU usage and do the same in Memory tab. At least you can identify what is causing the heating issue. Perhaps an incompatible Application was installed or Worse - a Cleaning Application or AntiVirus Application. Both should be removed as per Developers Instructions.
You may want to take it to an Apple Store or an Authorized Apple
Service Provider and have it checked out as there could be a
mechanical issue with the heatsinking and attachment to the
processor,
FWIW, I do some much more taxing tasks on my M1 MacBook Air
and rarely see temps get to 70C, There may be spikes that are
higher bit they are short lived.
macbook air M1 Heating Issue
