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I give up solving the problem of overheating and the kernel_task process on the Intel-based MacBook Pro
A ridiculous solution to Intel-based MacBook overheating stupid problem
In this story, I will tell you about the overheating problem with my Intel MacBook Pro, the solutions that I tried, and a funny final solution that made me satisfied me to some extent.
∘ Apple announced the M1 CPU
∘ Microsoft Teams wasn’t the culprit
∘ Why is the kernel_task eating my CPU?
∘ What was the root of the problem?
∘ What solutions did I try?
· How did I finally solve the problem?
· Final Word
· Update
Apple announced the M1 CPU
I was unlucky because shortly after I bought my powerful and expensive MacBook Pro (2019) Space Gray Core i9 64GB 1024GB SSD 16", Apple introduced the M1 processor, and then Apple decided to migrate to the M series CPU family for all Mac computer product lines.
At the beginning of this migration announcement, My only concern was about the upcoming macOS updates for Intel-based Macbooks because I am sure in the near future, Apple first won’t implement some cool feature in the newer macOS versions for Intel-based MacBooks and then will announce that we will not support the Intel-based MacBook at all…
