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If I do the same things in clamshell mode, these speeds are roughly reduced by 1000RPM.When analyzing/exporting footage, the fans spin at about 4000~5000RPM.When editing/playing back footage, the fans spin at about 3000~4000RPM.Watching a Youtube video (the Hermitage video on Apple's channel) at point increases the fan speed but then it starts to stabilize at around 3300RPM (subjectively speaking, this is when I start to notice the sound of the fans).Even when doing light web browsing, it is under 3000RPM.When the MBP is idle (the flat slope right before in the image), the fans spin at about 2300RPM, and personally I think that this is acceptable.While it is pretty self-explanatory, I want to point out the following observations: The following graph from iStat shows the speed of my MBP's left fan under different conditions, when using both the internal monitor and an external 4K monitor. We all know that many of our MBP exhibits this behavior where the RPM of the fans tend to increase (and the GPU uses more watts) when using it with an external monitor, unless used in clamshell mode. (I also have a USB-C to HDMI adapter but it didn't make a noticeable difference.) The resolution of the external monitor is set to Looks like 1920 x 1080.Ĭonnection: 3rd party USB-C to DisplayPort cable on the left side of the MBP (more on this later) The resolution of the MBP is set to Looks like 1536 x 960.

#GSWITCH UPCOMING GAMES PRO#

MacBookPro (16-inch, 2019) / 2.6GHz 6-Core Intel Core i7 / 32GB RAM / AMD Radeon Pro 5300M 4GB I am presenting my observations when using it with an external 4K monitor, and it is intended for those of us who decided to stick with their 16-inch and live with it for the time being, and just want to hear how others are doing. Hello everyone, I posted the following over at the Apple Support Communities but I'm reposting it here in case anyone may be interested.

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