Therefore, I decided to try a middle ground - enable Turbo Boost, but disable it at the slightest hint of a sustained workload, and only re-enable it when temps are low again. But when I'm running at 50 degrees, Turbo Boost could definitely make for a snappier experience when opening an app or any other few-second tasks, and I'd be missing out on that with Turbo Boost permanently off. Never will the Mac go above 80 degrees (Cinebench aside). So, I decided to give Turbo Boost switcher a shot.ĭisabling Turbo Boost completely means that I never have to worry about temperatures at all. I love this beautiful gold MacBook Air, and boy do I want it to last. I live in a 32 degree climate so that doesn't help matters. I have definitely seen temperatures above 90 degrees in my workload, which is many apps and tabs but nothing you would consider Pro. While some of it may be exaggerated, I have been monitoring my temperatures closely. I'm sure most have seen Max Tech's videos about the 2020 MBA's thermals.
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Buying the Pro version of TB switcher and Macs Fan Control like I did to use the Auto Mode isn't worth it because Turbo will be off most of the time anyway. TL DR - If you're worried (overly paranoid?) about temperatures and longevity like I am, use Turbo Boost Switcher Free and disable Turbo Boost permanently.
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