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Posted by: clocker
That would depend, Ziggy.
What is your room temp and was the machine idling or under load?
Posted by: angel_of_death57
Motherboard looks high should be like 5'C over Room Temp
When my CPU at full load at 55'C my Mobo goes to 30'C.
For a temp 40'c you must have a hot room or you need a exhaust fan and maybe a intake.
The cpu a little high also but i am not very smart on AMD's and AMDs can go really high and still work. But like clocker said you need to know room temp.
Also for a idle temp start up the PC and do not run anything for 20 mins then look at tempratures.