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TG Pro Now Supports M5, M5 Pro, and M5 Max Macs with Temperature Monitoring and Fan Control

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TG Pro is now ready for Apple’s latest generation of Apple silicon, with full support for monitoring temperatures and controlling fans on M5, M5 Pro, and M5 Max Macs.

With the latest updates from version 2.100 through 2.103, TG Pro adds full compatibility with the newest Macs, along with a range of improvements and fixes.


Full Support for the M5 Family

TG Pro now fully supports the latest Macs powered by the M5 family, including:

  • MacBook Air (M5)
  • MacBook Pro (M5 Pro & M5 Max)
  • MacBook Neo (A18 Pro)
This includes updated sensor detection, compatibility with the latest system architecture, and continued support for detailed temperature monitoring and fan control.

Monitoring Performance and Temperature

The M5 chips deliver significant performance gains, especially on the Pro and Max models. Under sustained workloads, that performance translates directly into higher thermal output.

Monitoring temperatures on M5-based Macs is especially important during sustained workloads such as video editing, compiling code, or gaming. TG Pro provides detailed insight into how these systems behave under load, helping identify thermal throttling and manage heat more effectively.

TG Pro provides visibility into that behavior in real time, including:

  • CPU and GPU temperatures
  • System-wide thermal trends
  • Fan speeds (on supported models)
For systems with fans, this also enables full manual control and automation through features like Auto Boost, allowing custom fan curves to be created.

Under Load

Even highly efficient systems can run hot under sustained workloads.

TG Pro showing temperature monitoring on MacBook Neo (A18 Pro)



TG Pro on MacBook Neo (A18 Pro) showing elevated CPU temperatures without active cooling.

Monitoring remains valuable even on thinner or fanless designs, providing real-time insight into performance, thermal limits, and overall system behavior.

Available Now

Support for M5, M5 Pro, and M5 Max Macs is available now in TG Pro 2.103, released March 19, 2026. This release also includes additional improvements and fixes to enhance overall reliability and performance.

Full release notes are available here.

TG Pro is continuously updated for the latest Macs and macOS, with more improvements coming soon.

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