"A CPU stress test with CPU-Z, in which all 8 threads of the processor were under full load for over 30 minutes, brought a maximum temperature of 82.6 degrees Celsius. Of course, this has little to do with the standard loads of a CPU, because the temperature fluctuates between about 45 and 70 degrees Celsius during normal work. I haven’t been able to cause throttling yet, no matter how hard I tried, the CPU would theoretically shut down at 95 degrees Celsius, so there’s still room for improvement. During the stress test, I measured 52 degrees at the lower end of the cooling fins and 46 degrees on the outside with a laser thermometer, which is quite sporty but neither critical nor dangerous."
Source: Open-NetLab
