Do people experience high CPU temperatures when using the MacBook Pro M2 Max for Baldur's Gate 3

[erickwang226]

I'm using a 14-inch Macbook Pro with the M2 Max chipset. Whenever I run games, the fan noise is very loud. Today, I installed different temperature monitoring software, and the CPU temperature typically ranges from 100 to 110 degrees Celsius. Is this normal?

[stephenclarke59]

id be contacting apple support

[Hyena]

Originally posted by stephenclarke59:

id be contacting apple support

Yeah apple support need to up their game. Microsoft support is constantly calling me to make sure I'm doing all right and am virus-free. Just the other day, a technician called Steve helped me get rid of all my viruses. He had a thick accent that didn't sound like something I'd expect from a guy called Steve but we managed to make it work.

[AsianGirlLover]

Originally posted by Hyena:

Originally posted by stephenclarke59:

id be contacting apple support

Yeah apple support need to up their game. Microsoft support is constantly calling me to make sure I'm doing all right and am virus-free. Just the other day, a technician called Steve helped me get rid of all my viruses. He had a thick accent that didn't sound like something I'd expect from a guy called Steve but we managed to make it work.

“Do not redeem,” he said calmly.

[pezenwever]

Originally posted by Hyena:

Originally posted by stephenclarke59:

id be contacting apple support

Yeah apple support need to up their game. Microsoft support is constantly calling me to make sure I'm doing all right and am virus-free. Just the other day, a technician called Steve helped me get rid of all my viruses. He had a thick accent that didn't sound like something I'd expect from a guy called Steve but we managed to make it work.

Helpfull "Steeev fom Mikrosowft Supowht" with his remote desktop application