Normal CPU Temperature? Very Hot here...

My normal CPU temperature, according a widget I have installed on my Dashboard is around 150-160 degree F (with spikes up to 177 F). My fan is constantly whining and turning on and off even when I just have Safari open.
I tried using apple's new "chat" feature, and the chat support agent only ended up suggesting that I call in and possibly schedule an on-site visit.
What is your normal temperature? I'd like to have some basis for comparing, and also, what software do you use to measure the temperature?

Its hard to determine a normal temp for the cpu. It appears that the baseline is:
cpu 140F fan 1500rpm
HD 120-130F fan 2000rpm
Syst fan 1500 rpm
Once the cpu starts to do a little work it throws off a lot of heat (Apple's nemesis) and the variable speed fans start to wind up. At some cpu temp, and I don't know what that is, the machine shuts down and at that point the fans are working their cans off and getting nowhere. Apples solution to this problem, is Intel. In the mean time they will placate you and look at your machine but they not going to spend a lot of time or money on a fix now. They got the look they wanted, and I love it, but the trade off is a little fan noise that we are going to have to live with.

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The CPU is super hot, between 72℃ and 80℃, but the activity of the CPU is around 4% only.
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- log in as Guest user
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The temperature of the room is cool, around 25-26℃.
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"Resetting the System Management Controller (SMC)
The System Management Controller (SMC) is a chip on the logic board that controls all power
functions. If the computer is experiencing any power issue, such as not starting up, not
displaying video, sleep issues, or fan noise issues, resetting SMC may resolve it. To reset SMC:
1. If computer is on, turn it off by choosing Shut Down from the Apple () menu.
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you can alternately reset SMC by disconnecting both power adapter and main battery, and
holding down power button for 5 seconds."
Just verifying you're doing the exact procedure.
The fan connector can be bad.
The SMC is easily damaged by static electricity.
So if the sensor is bad it means replacing the logic board.
>wouldn't explain the battery drainage.<
It seems there was a recall of this model's battery, That site is gone however.
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