Never tried, but I'm pretty sure it isn't.
The configuration from MBP and iMac is different ...
At the moment I've no time to spend on it ... if someone can help me on that
...
Sorry
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Anonymous
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2012-03-19
I tried it on iMac Late 2006 intel and I think it was spinning the fans in the
opposite direction because the temperature instead of going down it kept going
up. I kept increasing the rpm and it kept going up. i couldn't get the temp to
drop. I shut down after it increased to 55C
Lubbo you should add a warning for iMac users so they don't try it.
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Anonymous
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2012-03-19
Lubbo what type of help are you looking for?
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Hey, I have iMac 2011 and it's working... ? I can hear the fans going and my
computer has cooled down except now... I can hear my fans all the time. I
don't know how to put it back to normal..... hmm. Anyway, here's a screen
shot:
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Actually, to ensure the safest operations, when is impossible to read a
temperature sensor, 90 °C is reported and the fan is then set to maximum
speed.
This is your case.
Try downloading the latest version 1.2.2 and follow the same actions suggested
in this topic https://sourceforge.net/projects/lubbofancontrol/forums/forum/9
70570/topic/5394122
Please post here the result of the FanControlDebug as I can help you.
Davide
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i'm going to get a 27'' iMac and use windows on it
is Lubbo Fan Control compatible with iMac?
Never tried, but I'm pretty sure it isn't.
The configuration from MBP and iMac is different ...
At the moment I've no time to spend on it ... if someone can help me on that
...
Sorry
I tried it on iMac Late 2006 intel and I think it was spinning the fans in the
opposite direction because the temperature instead of going down it kept going
up. I kept increasing the rpm and it kept going up. i couldn't get the temp to
drop. I shut down after it increased to 55C
Lubbo you should add a warning for iMac users so they don't try it.
Lubbo what type of help are you looking for?
Coding help :)
I need someone that can help coding.
HI I'm using it on an Imac from 2010 with Ati graphic card and i5, and seems
to work, is cooling down.
Hey, I have iMac 2011 and it's working... ? I can hear the fans going and my
computer has cooled down except now... I can hear my fans all the time. I
don't know how to put it back to normal..... hmm. Anyway, here's a screen
shot:
Hi trishajam,
Actually, to ensure the safest operations, when is impossible to read a
temperature sensor, 90 °C is reported and the fan is then set to maximum
speed.
This is your case.
Try downloading the latest version 1.2.2 and follow the same actions suggested
in this topic https://sourceforge.net/projects/lubbofancontrol/forums/forum/9
70570/topic/5394122
Please post here the result of the FanControlDebug as I can help you.
Davide