Other apps are just too resource-hungry even when they do work properly. Sometimes, certain apps stop responding or start working incorrectly.

Since we can’t say for certain what’s causing your particular MacBook to overheat, we suggest you work through all of the troubleshooting suggestions below - one of which should offer the solution you need. Try these quick ways to stop your Mac overheating: You can test and run a one-time Memory Cleaner scan to free up RAM on your Mac in a heartbeat!

Wait until the memory cleanup is complete.

Go to the Memory Cleaner in the left sidebar.

Download MacKeeper and install MacKeeper.

Some of the processes tend to launch automatically, so try the easiest way to free up RAM in no time:

Too many apps running at the same time will eventually make your MacBook overheat. Even relatively new 2020 MacBooks can start heating up whenever we juggle between resource-hungry apps, use the laptop on our laps, or go wild with dozens of tabs open in Google Chrome. MacBook Pro and MacBook Air models overheat for all sorts of reasons.

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