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But as long as it doesn't give you a bluescreen while churning through Prime95 you should be alright.
http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/id-1800828/intel-temperature-guide.html
80C is fine, a bit hot. Especially if you aren't OCing anything. It's still under throttle temp. I'm guessing you have Intel stock cooler.
You're probably confusing Tcase with Tjunction.
That CPU is fine up to 95 Celsius, if it bugs you let me know.
On an Asus mobo, if the i7-2600 gets too hot it can hang the pc completely or freeze the pc for a few seconds.
On reboot the bios displays a message " !cpu temperature error ". If the bios is on "high performance", then adjust target boost clock down. Or get a better cooling solution. Or put the bios into standard or low performance.
Nope it's a different one.. with the stock I go up to 80c..
Oh ok.. but if it explodes I won't even be able to use it anymore..? XD
Your temps are fine; You will know when too hot, cause the CPU will thermal throttle.
If not doing this, then it's not too hot.
Thank you : best info I read about this.
@Bad_Motha : according to this credible info, the recommended max is about 85C (as 85 is too close the the max/throttle mark and temperature can jump up/down 10C fast). If you hit 95C often, the CPU will get older faster and might bluescreen.
Overall it doesn't matter, the system will shutdown if gets too hot anyways.