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@M1sf3t Nope, both almost have the same software installed, I tried clearing cache, disable startup items, even set background to black color, still iMac is a pain :\
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@M1sf3t I am not sure tbh, mac mini is using HDMI while iMac as you know the built-in screen, would this make a difference?
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@irene it could but I don't think it is heating up from the moment it is turned on, its like this all time
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@irene I need to check for cleaning, but I saw on iFixit how to remove the screen, I don't want to break anything that thing is not easy to dessemble
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Do some proper testing. Open up Activity monitor. Measure the cpu and ram usage.
Look for unusual spikes and look for which programs are using more than they use on a concurrent machine and so on.
You need to troubleshoot the problem because "identical specs" doesn't say much. It might even be as simple as a difference between HDD and SSD. Or a different motherboard in one of computers which doesn't utilize your SSD fully. -
potata14776y@gitpush Which resolutions are you running? Are any of them scaled? :)
What I've learned from 3 years of mac using - scaling is a bitch. Native mac resolution is it's mom.
Why?
Well... Try plugging in a 4k monitor to a mac via thunderbolt/hdmi. It works perfect, no heating, no issues. Now try to scale it... Shit gets loose and everything is unresponsive. Pc constantly overheats.
Now... Plug in a non-scaled display to a scaled original display - and you'll have the same shit.
Even more.... I'm using a laptop... My collegue runs a 1440x768 resolution (native, non-scaled) and I run 1920x1200 (can't bare the smaller one, too big shit). You know what? His temperatures are lower, battery lasts longer.... -
@zemaitis @M1sf3t @irene @potata it turned out because of this: https://devrant.com/rants/2131945/...
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@irene in other words Facebook, it is for watching files for changes so that it auto reload website/react native app ...etc.
https://github.com/facebook/...
I still don't know why it auto starts
How come a Mac Mini with 4GB of RAM is MUCH MUCH faster than an iMac with 8GB of RAM!
When the rest of the specs are identical ...
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wtf apple!