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Hi,
I have upgraded the RAM in my Mac mini from 8GB to 64GB.
All is good, however I have noticed that the CPU temperatures a lot higher now. Also, the smallest action will make the temperature jump up to 90C (for a split second, before it comes down again)
Any idea why this is happening? I had to remove the fan to install the RAM, but it is tightly screwed back in.
Thanks
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Take a look at it with a better tool. Install TG Pro and see if things look out of line. Of course that 64 GB of RAM is going to pull a lot more power and you should expect to run higher temps than normal.
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Is the fan running? Can you hear it? BTW, RAM produces lots of heat!
- de bmx2019
Hello there, the fan is running yeah. It will spin up really fast to cool down the CPU. Issue is more, my CPU is now reaching 90C (for things that previously it would not reach 90C) - hence I am wondering if I have done something wrong during the RAM upgrade. Thanks
- de jb_7
Did you replace the thermal paste after removing the fan and reinstalling it?
- de Drake Souter
No, I didn't remove the heatsink, just the fan (to install the RAM)
- de jb_7
oh okay. The jump from 8 to 64GB of ram could have caused it to raise the temperature. The mac minis are pretty restricted anyways. You could try upgrading the fan possibly?
- de Drake Souter