What is the best Macbook temperature?

I just bought the Macbook 2 days ago, and I notice that it heats up pretty fast (even when I'm just browsing..not watching any videos or downloading anything).
I did download a software that allows me to control the SPEED of the EXHAUST FAN.
Right now while I'm typing this my Macbook says it's 68 degrees Celsius it's still a little bit warm.
I just don't how much to adjust the speed of the fan. I don't want it running too high to cause damage to my notebook.
So what's the best temperature that my Macbook should be in??

Mine's currently at 73ºC as I type this.
Here is my record screenshot. LOL I just noticed the fans were still at idle speed 2000rpm!!

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