Toshiba N205's processor temp reaches 76 c

Hi,
I just bought my N205 yesterday.
I noticed that the processor temp of my N205 reaches 76c at full load and 50c at idle (measured using HWmonitor).
Is it normal? or something is wrong with my N205?
Thanks.

I don't know if it is normal, but it doesn't sound bad for a laptop. If the heat gets too high, it should turn off to protect itself. Just keep the vents clear and free.
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