Good PC Temps?

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Good PC Temps?
Also I would like to thank everyone for my last post on this section about which computer I should get. It helped tremendously.
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I would like to know what temps do you guys get on your computer? When I'm just browsing and fucking around not playing any games I get about 37C-40C at best. When gaming like OW or Fallout 4, GTA my highest is 70C. What about you guys?
Idles around 32-33C at most, games range between 60-80C. Unoptimized Sims 3 made my compute run at 80C before I FPS capped it. (Sims 3 is the game of the century)
Your temps are perfectly fine, if that's what you're asking
Quote Originally Posted by Cruel View Post
I would like to know what temps do you guys get on your computer
about 30ish in idle and 50-65 in games depending on which one

but what parts do you have? sounds like a reasonables temps you have
Quote Originally Posted by niggo View Post
about 30ish in idle and 50-65 in games depending on which one

but what parts do you have? sounds like a reasonables temps you have
CPU
AMD A8-7600

RAM
8.00GB Dual-Channel DDR3 @ 810MHz (10-10-10-30)
Motherboard
Gigabyte Technology Co. Ltd. F2A88XM-D3H (P0)
Graphics
1024MB ATI AMD Radeon R7 Graphics (Gigabyte)
4096MB ATI AMD Radeon R7 370 Series (MSI)

It's nothing crazy but I am looking to upgrade in the near future this is just a placeholder atm
On PC, I get max 65.

On a laptop, I go to 85. It's fine on the laptop though, and expected after running games for over 10 hours
My processor is idling at around 60-70° because the cooler is pretty much broken
around 90° when doing stuffs.
My Ryzen 5 1600 has never gone above 60°, my GTX 1060 has never gone above 75° while maxed out. I have 4 fans, and a very open case. So I think your temps are great! I like my PC to stay under 80°.
Mine on idle around 36C-42C and gaming around 46C-60C
I've hit 80C while playing GTA V
With liquid cooler CPU temp not higher then 120-130F
But GPU can do around 150-170
As a rule of thumb, if your temps are below 90C then you're good.

Some manufacturers cap it lower or higher before they thermal throttle.
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