Fanny if you’re concerned about fan speeds too. This includes MacBook Pro (13, 14, 15 and 16 inch), iMac (21.5, 24 and 27 inch), iMac Pro, Mac Pro, MacBook, MacBook Air, Mac mini and Mac Studio. If you’re more of a visual person and like having temps and other info displayed in the Notification Center then go with either Monit or Fanny. If you’re Batman and want the most stats you can get, then go with iStat Menus. If you’re after simplicity, Hardware Monitor is awesome. Fanny also has a great UI and monitors your fan speeds – also accessible from the Notification Center. Long story short, the normal CPU temperature must be around 45-65 degrees for a healthy system. But even if the computer runs 10 degrees celsius above the ambient level, it’s still fairly okay. Monit is a great app with a beautiful UI and accessible from the Notification Center. The normal room temperature 22-24 degrees celsius is ideal for CPU temp. Another app is iStat Menus which provides more system info than just temperatures. iStat Mini is a compact way to keep an eye on your CPU, memory pressure, disk usage and network activity. My personal favorite is Hardware Monitor because of its simplicity and the fact that I can display the CPU temperature right on my menu bar which gives me that instant feedback. iStat Mini is a mini system monitor for your Mac. I’m not going to do an in-depth review of each option’s features and cost since they constantly change and it’s best you check them out individually to see if they satisfy your needs as everyone’s needs are different. There are several ways to do this via apps. I explain my temperature monitoring strategy on my Mac mini here. Every CPU has a maximum operating temperature established by the manufacturer and is a CPU exceeds that threshold limit then it is possible that you may cause severe damage to your CPU and quite possibly damage other components.
If your MacBook, Mac Pro, Mac mini, or iMac gets put under a lot of stress whether it be gaming, video editing, producing renderings, or simply processing a lot of data which is taxing on the CPU then it might be a good idea to monitor your CPU temperature.
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