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I have since been on chat support and have run LR in safe mode with the same results.

That laptop would take a good 30 minutes to an hour before the fans really started going and even then, it wasn't nearly as crazy as what my current laptop is doing.īefore installing my Adobe suite, I had Apple at my genius appointment reinstall a clean OS and run a diagnostics to make sure everything was ok. Never had a problem with my older 2012 MBPr. Checking or unchecking Use Graphics Processor yields no difference. Address lookup and face detection disabled. I'll sync edits between photos and such.Įven if my edit are in place and I'm just browsing going from picture to picture in the develop module, CPU and fans go crazy. I'm not doing anything extensive other than basic edits in exposure, contrast, highlights, curves, colors, etc. While in Lightroom when I'm doing edits in the develop mode, my fans go full blast and CPU in the activity monitor jump to 400-500% usage after literally just 1-2 minutes. I tired searching the forum for CPU issues but none seem to be updated or resolved. Once you've bought your parts and tools, check out iFixit's MacBook Pro 15" Retina Display Mid 2015 repair guides for step-by-step instructions on how to make the fix.Need some help and/or advice. Our battery kits include all the needed tools.

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