MacBook Pro 16" 2019 running hot

Does anyone suspect that leaving the logos program open for a long time on their MacBook Pro makes it run really hot? Physically I suspect the computer is on the verge of over heating. I especially notice this when I shut the laptop lid to sleep but leave Logos open I come back and the computer is super hot.

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Clinton Marshall

I'm running Logos 10 with full features.

Beloved Amodeo

Does anyone suspect that leaving the logos program open for a long time on their MacBook Pro makes it run really hot? Physically I suspect the computer is on the verge of over heating. I especially notice this when I shut the laptop lid to sleep but leave Logos open I come back and the computer is super hot.

My 2018 only runs hot for final minutes when it's indexing. I don't think your experience is expected behavior.

Mark McDonald

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1246795#Comment_1246795

I'm running Logos 10 (full features) on a 2014 MacBook Pro with Big Sur (11.7.3) with no overheating issues. I leave it running all the time except to close the lid at night.

Beloved Amodeo

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1246797#Comment_1246797

I'm running Logos 10 (full features) on a 2014 MacBook Pro with Big Sur (11.7.3) with no overheating issues. I leave it running all the time except to close the lid at night.

This is more like what I would expect.

Mike Binks

Does anyone suspect that leaving the logos program open for a long time on their MacBook Pro makes it run really hot? Physically I suspect the computer is on the verge of over heating. I especially notice this when I shut the laptop lid to sleep but leave Logos open I come back and the computer is super hot.

What does Activity Monitor tell you?

danwdoo

I don't know a lot about Macs, but I assume a Pro model has a fan and so clogged exhaust ports are a likely candidate. Might need a good cleaning. I know my PCs sure need this afer a while.

skypeace

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1247026#Comment_1247026

I don't know a lot about Macs, but I assume a Pro model has a fan and so clogged exhaust ports are a likely candidate. Might need a good cleaning. I know my PCs sure need this afer a while.

What?

Did you just compare a lowly PC to an Exalted MacBook Pro, you shall be immediately taken to the post and flogged, 40 minus 1. Maybe even burned at the stake for such disrespect. [:'(]

A mere and lowly mortal of the unwashed PC masses.

danwdoo

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1247048#Comment_1247048

Ah, sorry. I forgot about the 'Magic iDust Shield' feature impervious to all dust bunny hidden nesting places!