Click to expand.Did you use the Intel verison? Seems to be a special version for Intel iMacs. Re: If wondering, I'll be installing SMC Fan Control on my future 21.5' iMac i3 as well. Even if only cooling it down 5-10 F degrees, I feel it will help.

To me (whether its a human body, a fridge, vehicle or even curling iron - LOL!!!), having something 'too hot' worries me. If one can keep its insides cooler (like human body on a nice comfortable `cool summer` day), then its better in the long run. But that's just me. For some unknown reason, I couldn't get SMCFan Control 2.2.2 program to successfully load into my mid-2010 21.5' i3 3.2 GHz system.

Sep 21, 2018 - Free Download smcFanControl for Mac - A lightweight and unobtrusive system utility specially designed to help you control your Mac's built-in. SmcFanControl is a quite curious application that allows you to chane the speed of the different fans inhabiting your computer. It allows you to set the RPM (Revolutions per minute)for each one so you can reduce the temperature inside the computer.

Probably 'user interface' problem. For now, I installed a different Fan Control program. It loaded great but it is showing 0.0 C heat on its internal HD sensor. But its many other settings seem to work great. Perhaps SMCFan Control and this other FanControl Program will need an update for mind-2010 iMacs?

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Only time will tell. If wondering, I set my iMacs values as shown below. During the next few days, I'll probably turn the fan speeds down to 1600-1800 RPMs.

Their current 2,000-2,300 RPMs are a little loud (during non-load tasks) for my liking. I'm sure between 1,600-1,800 RPM is good setting for my cooler temp basement location. Hope this helps others (until minor mid-2010 updates are released).

I apologize for posting here if I should have done so elsewhere, but I didn't think it was entirely necessary to start a new thread since my question is related. Office for mac best buy. I just got my first Mac, the 2011 MBP 13'. I've just started getting it set up and within the first 20-30 minutes of using it the temp shot up to the 70s celsius. This was with me doing nothing more than downloading and installing basic things such as firefox and chrome etc. The bottom was really hot so I shut it down and let it cool off while I did some research. I know about the overapplied paste and I acknowledge this could be my problem which sucks since I'm really not comfortable going into the machine to clean it out myself.

Anyways I found the program smcFanControl and ran it, even just as a temporary thing until I can figure it out. Anyways I cranked up the fans (running about 6000 rpm at the moment and has stabilized in around the 40s Celsius. I'm still not doing anything but web browsing, so I'm concerned that the fans should not have to run this hard. Can I break the fans (or something else) doing this? I realize the program may not be needed, I would expect the fans to kick in automatically when needed, but I checked and they never seemed to go about around 2000rpm no matter how hot it got. Do you think this is a thermal paste issue, or something else?

Should I keep using smcFanControl since it seems to have stabilized the system? Anything else I should consider?