11-16-2009, 08:35 AM
They are a bit dangerous, but they are tolerable. They will not cause much damage. anything above 75c may. The closer it gets to the max TJ, the worse it gets. I would monitor temps VERY closely.
11-16-2009, 08:35 AM
06-24-2012, 08:02 PM
Wow you played all of those w/o issues? 
I am currently playing Final Fantasy XII on my Intel i3 370 with Intel HD graphics on pcsx2 ver 9.6 I have 9.8 as well for other games. So far yeah my laptop does heat up alot, but Intel unlike AMD has crash safe features and if the temp gets too high it freezes. That is about the worst that ever happened after bout 7-8hrs of gameplay. I let the laptop cool for about an hr then resumed and it was fine. My HDD is crappy though as I have had this laptop for a year and several high temps have damaged and caused 92 bad sectors on my HDD.
I am currently playing Final Fantasy XII on my Intel i3 370 with Intel HD graphics on pcsx2 ver 9.6 I have 9.8 as well for other games. So far yeah my laptop does heat up alot, but Intel unlike AMD has crash safe features and if the temp gets too high it freezes. That is about the worst that ever happened after bout 7-8hrs of gameplay. I let the laptop cool for about an hr then resumed and it was fine. My HDD is crappy though as I have had this laptop for a year and several high temps have damaged and caused 92 bad sectors on my HDD.06-24-2012, 11:53 PM