Temps rising again after resetting PRAM; SMC Version: 1.4f10

After running the firmware update, I was happy to see my MB running very coolly this morning (35 C.). After resetting my PRAM per AC's instructions for a display issue, I noticed my machine running in the high 50s/low 60s once again--same as before the firmware update.
Is this still in the normal range, or is there something else going on here?
Thanks in advance.

Thanks Eric. Actually, I'm not plugged into a display just yet. Just seemed strange the temps went up 20-30 degree C. Perhaps it was the time of day and duration of operation that accounts for the change.

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After reset the SMC, my screen and the keyboard backlighting turn down at the same time when I cover the sensor.
That's precisely what they're supposed to do.

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Before attempting to install Leopard, I upgraded my non-leopard compatible 1.2 GHz processor to a 1.8 GHz leopard compatible one. I also doubled my RAM from 512 to 1024 MB. I then installed leopard but upon restart it continually shut down. Holding down the "c" button at startup, I was able to boot from the leopard disc. I could then even start the computer from my old Panther startup volume. I used 'Disk Utility', ran 'disk repair' and reinstalled Leopard. The same problem persisted.
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If you can’t start up after resetting PRAM
If you have a redundant array of independent disks (RAID) scheme set up, your computer may not start up if you reset parameter random-access memory (PRAM) when you restart.
If this happens, hold down the Option key while you restart your computer, and select your startup disk when you see the prompt.
f a message says “type ‘mac-boot’ and press return”
If the message “type ‘mac-boot’ and press return” appears when you try to start up your computer, some of your computer’s internal settings need to be reset.
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■ Shut down your computer. Turn the computer back on and immediately hold down Command-Option-P-R, continuing to press until you hear the startup sound for the second time. This resets the computer’s parameter random-access memory (PRAM).
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Restart with the X key
Hold down the X key and choose Apple menu > Restart. This may force the computer to start up using your Mac OS X system.
If the computer starts up, release the X key. Choose Apple menu> System Preferences, and then click Startup Disk. Make sure that the disk containing Mac OS X is selected.
Restart with the Option key
If you are unable to start up using the X key, choose Apple menu > Restart and immediately hold down the Option key.
When icons start to appear in the center of the screen, release the Option key. Select the disk that contains Mac OS X, and then click the forward arrow to continue starting up.
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