Where wondering

[Joveice]

So i where wondering what tempratures are ok for a computer to work in, i got a computer thats working in a room thats 31-32C and the computer CPU = 48-50C, GPU 38-40C everything is at 40-50 area, is this ok? and is it too warm in the room? how warm could i go without damaging the computer or making dangures tempratures?

[kameshss]

Thats good.

[Joveice]

whats the highest temps i could have? i know CPU should stay under 60 C, but as long as the computer parts are doing fine, could the room be etc 40C ?

[Cythraul]

There's no need to worry really with temps like that, that's pretty much normal. When it gets above 70.c or so I'd say that's more of a concern, and above 90.c that can be dangerous. So you're in the safe zone ^^

[Joveice]

Ok, i just need to apply some new Termal paste on the IOH on the MSI motherboard the north bridge is at 103 C at no load (read alot that this is a manifactor error by MSI on those cards)

[kameshss]

temps are good if CPU is 50-60 under load.

 

For GPU, something like upto 75 under load.

[Joveice]

my new computer runs 34-42 on load CPU, and GPU on 32-40 on load:)

[LogicalDrm]

my new computer runs 34-42 on load CPU, and GPU on 32-40 on load:)

 

With 30C room temps? That would be impossible. CPU temps with basic air cooling are about 10-15C over room temps.

[Joveice]

its 22C at the room where the new one is, the old one tend to get that other room to 30C

[WoodenMarker]

whats the highest temps i could have? i know CPU should stay under 60 C, but as long as the computer parts are doing fine, could the room be etc 40C ?

It would help to list your specs. 

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With 30C room temps? That would be impossible. CPU temps with basic air cooling are about 10-15C over room temps.

It depends on the specs. Some prebuilt Dell/HP computers with pentiums/celerons run a few degrees over ambient at load when using their i7 coolers.