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Mac Book Pro - Your settings?

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Hello

 

I am a Mac Book Pro user, when I play RS, the CPU overheats rapidly, so fast the fan can't kick in on time.

 

If your a Mac Book Pro user, what settings do you have RS set up on?

 

 

Reason why I posted here is due to RuneScape changeable settings, my MBP CPU heats up to different temps depending on what settings I have.

 

If I know what settings you have, maybe a pic? then I can copy them and be able to play RS again.

Moved to Tech & Computers.

 

We also need to know what MacBook Pro you are playing on.

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Moved to Tech & Computers.

 

We also need to know what MacBook Pro you are playing on.

 

 

Late 2009.

 

It depends on the settings of RS, thats why it was in the RS forum.

I have the same computer I think. These are my settings, and it runs fine:

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I have the same computer I think. These are my settings, and it runs fine:

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can you try it on openGL and tell me what happens?

Whenever I go to opengl the computer can handle it, but there is no minimap. It's just black

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Whenever I go to opengl the computer can handle it, but there is no minimap. It's just black

 

That's a bug, happens when you update to 10.6.5. Jagex are working on a fix for it, though it's more likely we will have to wait for Apple to fix it.

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Are you just concerned about the fans revving up? That's normal.

 

I have a 2008 MacBook w/ a 2.4Ghz Core 2 Duo and a 9400M nVidia Geforce IGPU. It runs Runescape at the highest settings (both in Software and OpenGL) but the fans go up to 6000RPMs.

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Helps to play in firefox. Since you didn't say what browser your playing in.

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I am an apple guy, Has to be safari.

I believe FF works on Macs too. If you are having problems with the CPU heat, you may want to turn the CPU usage to medium or even minimal.

 

I find it funny how a $1000+ laptop has a hard time running runescape...

I believe FF works on Macs too. If you are having problems with the CPU heat, you may want to turn the CPU usage to medium or even minimal.

 

I find it funny how a $1000+ laptop has a hard time running runescape...

 

It doesn't have a hard time running Runescape.

 

Anyway these are my settings, CPU usually sits in the low 70s and fans vary between 2500 and 4000 rpm (will go higher if I'm in a busy spot like the GE).

 

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