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When looking in the system information under Controller, it states that my device doesn't have a Controller installed and states "This computer doesn’t contain any Controller devices".
Is that normal or even ok?
MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 11.2
McChillen wrote:
When looking in the system information under Controller, it states that my device doesn't have a Controller installed and states "This computer doesn’t contain any Controller devices".
Is that normal or even ok?
Does your model of < Macbook Pro (13-inch, 2017) > Have a TouchBar?
If this is the MacBookPro14,1 non-Touchbar w/ Two Thunderbolt 3 ports you would not expect to see a Controller Chip set. This is normal.
The T1 SoC was introduced in 2016 w/ Touchbar
Newer Macs have the more recent T2 chipset.
Mac models with the Apple T2 Security Chip - Apple Support
McChillen wrote:
When looking in the system information under Controller, it states that my device doesn't have a Controller installed and states "This computer doesn’t contain any Controller devices".
Is that normal or even ok?
Does your model of < Macbook Pro (13-inch, 2017) > Have a TouchBar?
If this is the MacBookPro14,1 non-Touchbar w/ Two Thunderbolt 3 ports you would not expect to see a Controller Chip set. This is normal.
The T1 SoC was introduced in 2016 w/ Touchbar
Newer Macs have the more recent T2 chipset.
Mac models with the Apple T2 Security Chip - Apple Support
Thank you for helping.
Is there a way to utilize iStat to control the fans?
System Controller - Macbook Pro (13-inch, 2017)
