Bootcamp Temps on Macbook Pro 2.66

I just got a new macbook Pro a few days ago, 2.66 9600M GT, and I was wondering what kind of temps peopel are getting in bootcamp. Idle temps I am getting around 56-60 and heavier loads about 70-71.
I play left 4 dead and some CoH, and was trying to find out if theese are acceptable temps. I use real temp / core temp to find these temps out thanks !

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