修复你的物品 社区 商店

2.3GHz, 2.6GHz, or 2.7GHz quad-core Intel Core i7 processor (Turbo Boost up to 3.7GHz) with 6MB shared L3 cache.

561 个问题 查看全部

更多选项

Computer overheating? Only when unplugged

I have a mid 2012 retina 15 MacBook Pro. I have a program that I use to test the computer that will let me know the FPS and the GPU heat. It seems if the computer is unplugged from a power source and goes past 80 C it will go black and a few seconds later the fans will stop spinning (shutting down). When I hit the power button it acts as if it is dead and shows a "plug device in" sign. Once I plug the computer in it will fireback up within 10 seconds and continue where it left off on the program. However if I run the same test for 20+ minutes with the power adapter connected it never shuts down.

Not really sure that this is normal and would like you know the community's thought on this issue I have experiencing.

Update (09/23/2017)

Here are the results from coconutbattery. I checked the battery but it seems to be "normal". As for my current energy saver settings I have the battery power set at 2 minutes for display sleep and 10 minutes for computer sleep. Even if the display was to go to sleep I do not think I would be seeing a sign showing "plug in battery".

Thanks again guys, let me know!

Block Image

已回答！ 显示答案 我也有这个问题

这是一个好问题吗？

是 否
得分 1
添加一条评论

3个答案

筛选条件:
最有帮助的 最新 最老的
已选择的解决方案

更多选项

You seem to have the same issue as me: a bad battery (I fix those but am too lazy to repair mine since it is plugged in all day anyway).

Download and install "coconut battery" and report here the results.

Also, if you click on the battery (when the charging cable is disconnected), do you get the message "replace now?"

Finally, at what OS version are you now?

这个答案有帮助吗？

是 否
得分 1

3条评论:

Here are the results from coconutbattery. I checked the battery but it seems to be "normal". Not sure how to post the image so I will do so below.

由完成的

Based on that report, your battery definitely needs to be replaced as is it at 62% of its original capacity and that will lead to random shut downs.

Once you sort the battery out, you may need to address another thing that fails on the logic boards with these models, but only if the fans kick in at full speed and the board "seems" to be overheating even when connected to a DC charger.

由完成的

Will be getting a replacement ASAP and I will defiantly watch out for issue. Any way to avoid something like that?

由完成的

添加一条评论
最有帮助的答案

更多选项

Go to settings --> Energy Saver.

See what your settings are for "Computer Sleep" and "Display Sleep".

There are separate settings for when the MacBook Pro is on Battery vs Plugged In.

这个答案有帮助吗？

是 否
得分 2

3条评论:

My current energy saver settings I have the battery power set at 2 minutes for display sleep and 10 minutes for computer sleep. Even if the display was to go to sleep I do not think I would be seeing a sign showing "plug in battery". Basically meaning it has died.

Would that be correct or could it be something else?

由完成的

Reset your SMC

• Shut down your Mac.

• Using the built-in keyboard, press Shift-Control-Option on the left side of the keyboard, then press the power button at the same time. Hold these keys and the power button for 10 seconds.

• Release all keys.

• Press the power button again to turn on your Mac.

由完成的

Will try the SMC and the Egoway battery. Thanks for all your help!

由完成的

添加一条评论

更多选项

Block Image

This is my coconutbattery results. Thanks!

这个答案有帮助吗？

是 否
得分 0

1条评论:

Yes, this battery does indeed need to be replaced, however the indicator shows that you should still have sufficient time (1 to 2hours?) to use the laptop before shut down. I posted instructions on resetting the SMC. Try that and see if you get a little more usage time.

I recommend "Egoway" batteries on Amazon. Yes they are aftermarket but I've had decent experience with them.

由完成的

添加一条评论

添加你的答案

Alan 将永远感激不已
浏览统计数据:

过去 24 小时： 0

过去 7 天： 7

过去 30 天： 38

总计 1,898