However, if the temperature rises more than 90 degrees of Celsius (190 degrees of Fahrenheit), it will be a matter of concern, since a temperature that high can severely damage your CPU and GPU and cause information loss.
If the temperature rises a few degrees above these limits, it’s still not a big deal. On the other hand, the standard temp of GPU (Graphics Processing Unit) is 65 to 85 degrees of Celsius (149 to 185 degrees of Fahrenheit). The standard temp of the CPU (Central Processing Unit) is 75 to 80 degrees of Celsius (167 to 176 degrees of Fahrenheit). Because even though they work together, they are two different things with two different functions. The preferred temperature limits of the CPU and the GPU are different. Just monitoring the temperature of your CPU and GPU won’t help you if you don’t know what actually is the standard and ideal temperature of the CPU and GPU.
