This is really funny/odd to me. All of you would appear to rather have a machine that is quiet, but running so hot that it's likely harming/heat soaking/damaging the internal components.
You MUST realize that heat kills electronics, and now that QUAD CORE processors(WITH INTEGRATED GPU's as well!!) are being used, these new machines are OBVIOUSLY going to get hotter just that much faster, which is why its GOOD that the fans ramp up faster
BE GLAD!!
Common sense HAS to play into this at some point people. If you dont realize that more SPEED is = to more heat(law of physics HELLO), than I'm not sure you need a computer at all, but a lesson in common sense.
In reality, you should all be happy that the fans spin up so fast, because believe me, as a macbook pro user since 2006, the fans have never spun up so fast to cool macbook pro machines down. I've HAD to run SMC fan control on every iteration of MBP I've owned (4) in order to keep temps under 80 celcius (especially when encoding video).
I absolutely REFUSE to allow my machines to run over 80c. At that point, I choose to either place a small desktop fan blowing on the MBP(to help the heat dissipation) or better yet use my Mac Pro tower(right tool for the right job analogy), which I also run smc fan control on, but due to the thermal airflow (flowthru) design and size of the fans, I can easily keep it below 70c even with all 8 cores maxed for hours.
Now many users (eww comes to mind) will tell you that you're safe up to 100-105c, but I assure you that just because it MAY be safe on "paper" does'nt mean its good for these notebooks to get that hot. Thermal dynamics don't lie....
Just my 2cents and laugh/doubt me if ya want, but out of 7 machines in 5 years(none returned/failed), I feel I've truly learned the in's and outs (flaws) of Apple's hardware thermal design(thin means MORE HEAT IN SMALLER SPACE/HORRIBLE COOLING), and successfully adjusted accordingly.
Good luck!
