Dear all
I bought one month ago a MacBookAir for programming in Xcode.
I also want to use still VisualStudio, so I installed Windows 10 (new to my, first use) with bootcamp.
128 GB sounds too little, if you install MacOS and Windows 10 with a range of handy applications. My SSD-only laptop has 107 GB left of 224 GB. I have Visual Studio Express, NetBeans, Eclipse, Office 365 etc installed on it.
- Four ways to run Windows 10 on your Mac. People are buying new Macs at the rate of around 4 to 5 million every quarter, but it seems that many users still can't make a total break from Windows.
- How to run Windows 10 on your Mac using Parallels Desktop 15 I'm covering all the major virtual machines for your benefit and this time it's all about VMWare's Fusion 11.5 virtual machine software. They're similar, but have a few different steps in the set up process.
- To run Windows, you need to use Boot Camp, or install software like Parallels. Boot Camp allows you to create a Windows parition on your Mac. It is included with OS X. With Boot Camp, you choose which OS you want to load when you start your Mac - OS X or Windows. To switch from one to the other requires a restart.
Everything in windows seems to work OK,
except,
Parallels for mac system requirements.
When I am Working in Windows my cpu temp is rising within 10 minutes to 79-83°C and stabilizes when I am doing nothing. Just start up with the windows partition and running a temperature monitoring software, which I have installed after noticing that my Mac became extremely hot.
Ntfs for mac repairing device.
When I start to do some things, like for example I downloaded Visual studio and installed it, the cpu temperature mounted until 92°C.
The strange thing is that I don't hear the Cooling Fan Blowing Faster when temperature increases. Why is microsoft office so slow on mac.
When restarting and using the MacHD partition and working with the OSX the temperature of the CPU drops immediately down. I do not even need to monitor it, because after 30 minutes the MAC is at room temperature, so I don't feel any heat at all. Not even when I start working intensively with it. For example making and testing programs in Xcode.
Installing Windows On A Mac
Can anyone please be so kind to help me find out why my MAC heats up so extremely when running Windows 10?
MacBook Air, OS X Yosemite (10.10.5)
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