#LATE 2013 IMAC THERMAN SENSOR INSTALL#
#LATE 2013 IMAC THERMAN SENSOR WINDOWS#

iStat says Optical 3317 rpm Hard Drive 1116 rpm CPU Fan 4061 rpm Damn. If you wish to stick with using the fan control program, you should bump up the fan speed for the ODD.Is there any chance that a spare LCD thermal sensor cable can be used in place of the HD thermal sensor cable?Hi, I have an iMac8,1 (early 2008) and need to replace the HDD.

#LATE 2013 IMAC THERMAN SENSOR INSTALL#

ThanksThank you for working to come out with a full line of compatibility options for those of use who may need to repair our computers, or upgrade them with larger hard drives & SSD drives.if that’s not possible, can I just replace the HDD and install SSD in place of the superdrive?I’m thinking that using the SSHD may be a bigger investment and I will probably take longer because I’m in Mexico so I would have to order the sensor cable from the US, and pay for shipping and maybe customs charges, so I’m thinking to use a regular Seagate HD, unless it’s really worth it to invest in the sshd and sensor cableThank you so much for your question! OWC's in-line solution is the only hardware digital thermal sensor on the market allowing a third-party SATA drive to be installed in your iMac.

#LATE 2013 IMAC THERMAN SENSOR WINDOWS#

This is due to the replacement hard drive not reporting its temperature to the motherboard.It's working for me and I've used it for years with my mid 2010 iMacTry 'HDD fan control” or “Macs Fan Control” - theres even a version that works under Windows / Boot Camp.I'd like to do it with a NON permanent solution. I was wondering if I really need it or will the computer run fine without it? This will be required for any 3.5″ or 2.5″ drive.I installed the OWC Inline Digital Thermal Sensor Kit with the install of a new WD Black 2TB drive and now the HDD fan is not working at all. You will not need the OWC In-Line Digital Thermal Sensor Cable.I have an 20″ late 2009 iMac and am going to put a Samsung SSD 850 EVO in it.

Now that you are selling these home install kits, are you going to continue the turnkey solution of sending the iMac to you to install?I looked up your OWC complete HD replacement/sensor kits on Amazon and they are for 20. The Late 2009 – current iMacs will need the OWC In-Line Digital Thermal sensor with the exception of the 21.5″ 2012-Current iMacs!Hello Michael! This hack/fix bypasses the HDD temperature sensor in order to “fool” iMac into thinking that hard drive is working at … This will allow the fans to run at their normal speeds.Thank you very much for your tutorial.After upgrade hdd on imac late2009 fan go wild at full speed problem resolved inverting wires on hdd tmp sensor as you sugested. could the sensor for the 2011 work? I had put the sensor connection in upside down. Diagnosing 09-10 iMac Fan Speed Issues After Upgrading HDD Wednesday, August 7th, 2013 | Author: OWC Michael [UPDATE: No longer is swapping out brand for brand even necessary!OWC has just released the Complete HDD Upgrade Kit with in-line OWC Digital Thermal Sensor for all Apple 2009-2010 iMac 21.5″ and 27″ Models. thanks Posts: 144 Disable Hard drive sensor (iMac) after HD swap. I am looking to upgrade to a 2TB drive using the Hitachi HDS722020ALA330. Hi, likely the new Drive doesn't have the Termal sensor. Thanks so much for replying.Is there a model date after which the thermal sensor cable is not needed, or do all models (up to current 2017 ones) past Late-2009 require one? iMac HDD Temperature Sensor Bypass Hack/Fix.

Running Macs Fan Control which solves that issue. My port on the board for the LCD temp sensor is broken.

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