Are these temps for my rig okay ?

i gotta 2.2ghz p4 w/400fsb not oveclocked
865PE neo2-P Platinum edition using 2.6 bios
512ram and ddr266
my temps on motherboard monitor read 38 degres idle and when loading games or big applications it goes to 48 degrees do these temps seem high to you ?( maybe my motherboard reads temps higher i used to get temps with my old gigabyte board of about 26 idle 35 fully loaded?
thanks
scott

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