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It's such a broad question that i don't know how you expect a specific answer. Ambient environment, cooling setup, software environment, and load on the CPU will all factor in.
Idle temperatures aren't too important; load temperatures are. If this with stock cooling in a fairly typical case setup? If so, load temperatures in the 70s or 80s are probably normal (and safe). Better cooling environment and hardware may get that down some.
the 1600 idles at 29c and 55c under full load (stock fan)
the 5600x idles at 30c and 62c under full load (Hyper212)
Room temp @19c (viewed in ryzen master software) no overclock except xmp for ram.
I couldn't tell you how cool or hot that CPU runs, but if you leave it at stock settings, Turbo boost I believe quits boosting when temps hit around 68c and it'll just run at base clocks if not a step higher that base clocks. 80c won't hurt the cpu and again, I can't say much about that CPU, but I'd try to keep it below 80c if you can.