MacBook Pro hot when idle

Hello
I resently installed an SSD in my MacBook Pro and a DataDubler to have my orioginal HDD in the SuperDrive bay
I don't know it that has to do with anything but resently my mac is running hot (80ºC) while doing nothing. it idles with 2-5% usage... and if I turn op the fans to full and still doing nothing it get's down to 60ºC and it's in power savings mode (with only the 9400M graphics card)
is there anybody that has experiens the same, and know what to do...

Hi to everybody!
I have exactly the same problem. I don't know if i'm obsesed with my macbook pro temperature, but before the ssd upgrade (i have made a Fusion Drive with one Samsung SSD 840 + Apple Retail 500 Gb 7200 HDD), the temperature was under control with my fans at 2000 RPM. At 86ª, my fans were at 2000 rpm and when my computer reaches 92ª or the process has been consuming cpu resources during a long time, my fans usually went faster. Only in that case!
But with my new install, and my new ssd, at 75ª i have my fans at 2500-3000 rpm. What's the problem? I have been comparing the cpu temperatures and are very similar, but the speed of the fans is always bigger than with only one tipycal hdd.
Of course, my macbook pro has all the content indexed, trim enabled, and my cpu is completely ilde!!! at 0%, 3000 rpm. That's unacceptable!
I have been reading about the problems of the nvidia MCP79 chipset. Apple has limited it's hdds to 1,5 gbps, but with the new ssds, we are forcing to the system to go at 3gbps. This will cause an increase in the temperature of the chipset (obviously is running faster and making more operations per second than before the update), but i'm not sure if this is the guilty success.
Any suggestions?
Thanks a lot to everybody. (sorry for my poor english)

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