Ideal CPU&GPU temperature of my PC

[genexis_x]

I'm wondering what's the ideal CPU and GPU temps of my Y520 laptop (i5 7300HQ, GTX 1050 2GB)

[Droidbot]

85c cpu/gpu should be optimal

[genexis_x]

2 minutes ago, Droidbot said:

85c cpu/gpu should be optimal

But is it good for long term use

[Droidbot]

6 minutes ago, ZM Fong said:

But is it good for long term use

Definitely, as long as you don't really reach above these your components should be fine.

 

The 1050 should be under 82c for MUH MAX SPEED (GPU Boost 3)

[skimmilk5]

The T_JUNCTION of the Intel Core i5-7300HQ as found by spelunking on the Intel website is 100^o. Nvidia has set the maximum GPU temperature to 97^o. Those are the temperatures that Intel and Nvidia have determined are the maximum that the chips can handle.

The question is, how comfortable are YOU letting it get? Some people stop their chips at 70^o, while others like me, let theirs go up to 90^o. (I also use my computer for mainly workstation type tasks, like 3d animation, with no ill effect.) For most enthusiast-type people, I would say that the sweetspot is 10-15 degrees below the manufacturer T_JUNCTION or maximum temperature.

[genexis_x]

3 minutes ago, kimsejin5 said:

The T_JUNCTION of the Intel Core i5-7300HQ as found by spelunking on the Intel website is 100^o. Nvidia has set the maximum GPU temperature to 97^o. Those are the temperatures that Intel and Nvidia have determined are the maximum that the chips can handle.

The question is, how comfortable are YOU letting it get? Some people stop their chips at 70^o, while others like me, let theirs go up to 90^o. (I also use my computer for mainly workstation type tasks, like 3d animation, with no ill effect.) For most enthusiast-type people, I would say that the sweetspot is 10-15 degrees below the manufacturer T_JUNCTION or maximum temperature.

That's why I'm looking for 'IDEAL' temps not max temps

Thanks for your input