Well the maximum temperature before your CPU is in immediate threat of being deep fried is 90c for most of the Intel Atom chips that are present in Netbooks.. I would no where recommend testing that limit on your cpu.
It is important for your system's health to keep it cool. Cooling also helps with longer battery life I suppose.
I always tend to keep my eee pc under 45c but on some occassions it heats upto 56c where I start closing the used applications taking up CPU cycles.
Also, I use applications like HDD Health and Speed Fan to monitor the temperature as it seems to work with most of the CPUs.
Monday, February 15, 2010
Running CPU temperature that is safe for your Netbook is ~50c
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Have you tried any of those USB cooling fans do they work well to keep your Netbook cool
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