Normal CPU Temperature (P4 530 3GHz LGA775)

What's the normal CPU Temperature with 915 Motherboard and P4 530 3GHz LGA775 Processor?  My CPU temp is about  51 C.........is that too high?    Thank you.

I had a 50C temp using a stock Intel heatsink.  I've since upgraded to a Thermaltake TR2-M13 heatsink AND applied Arctic Silver Thermal compound yielding a stable CPU temp reading of 47C and Case Temp of 33C .  Thanks

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    Core 0:       +41.0°C  (high = +105.0°C, crit = +105.0°C)
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    Last edited by ginard (2012-11-16 18:09:19)

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