holy jesus

Cook something on it.

Meh, I've seen higher.

meh, my laptop cpu easily reaches 94*C if I dont put a big fan next to it lol

come back to me when you get 102 C from play battlefield 3 on low settings for playing more than 5 minutes

my computer is always at 90 degrees celcius, never rally cared.

I was quite shocked when I got 90C temperature on my brand new i5 3570K. Apparently my Artic Freezer 7 was defect. Switching to the box cooler fixed the temp to 75C, now I am just saving money for something lil quieter.

That's on the high side. Check your ventilation.

Lol, my media PC (old core2 E6300) started having some issues recently and then started boot looping after being on for a few minutes. I went into BIOS and saw temps of 115°C. My first thought was "Oh, the thermal monitors have broke and the CPU is shutting down". Back in windows core temp was showing minus values so I thought I was right.

But I thought I would just check and the fan had about 1cm dust on it..... Didn't think it had been that log since built the machine so wasn't ready for cleaning, but obviously had lost track of time.

Now look at your gpu temp. higher.

Everyone makes fun of his hands, that's why he doesn't come out any more :-(

Don't see anything wrong with that temp, i get from 70 to 80 C while gaming, Idle = 38 C. normal usage 40 to 50 C

PS: Is a laptop

The highest I've seen on mine was 95°C.

The highest my computer gets is 98C and at that point I find something else to do to let it cool back off to 60C or so.

Mine is currently 28C, been running most the day gaming - use Arctic Silver 5 between CPU and Liquid Cooling -> Back Heat Sink Plate. I don't even bother with overclocking, no need these days at the speed it already can run (maxed graphics on all latest games without lag), just like to keep it cool and a lot more quieter. It will alarm and set maximum fans if over 60C (safe shutdown at 75C), but never been above the 50C warning, even under extreme gaming usage! I consider above 60-80C to be damaging to your PC health.

My GPU is always 91°C ingame, not really an issue (for my card :p), most GTX470's have this 'problem". Once played an hour at 107°C with that card, still working fine ;p

CPU at 90°C is another story... that's pwetty bad... Apply new thermal paste and clean out your fan.

The highest I've ever seen my CPU get is 71c while playing the diablo 3 beta.

holi jebuz bruv

over 9000? meh

Dang, was expecting a picture of a pixel that looked like Jesus' silhouette...

But, will it blend?

My max is 75ºC on gaming and I'm using a laptop.

Guess i'm the only one not knowing how to check the temperature of a cpu.

Put some ice on your cpu

Laptops will do that because they're not designed for anything intensive (gaming, video encoding, etc.). Those tests with the components are done in isolation using equipment to test their limits safely and effectively, not with specific cheap laptop builds that have them in stores. If your desktop gets that hot, then you need to invest in an aftermarket cooler.