What is the correct operating temperature range for the various iMac models?

In our organization, we opperate approximately 20 mac systems (3-4 years old) with users performing a range of tasks using applications that range from 3D Design and graphics programs to MS Word and Outlook. There is concern that the systems (specifically iMacs) are running too hot and we've had a couple 'die'. Does anyone know of a list of acceptible opperating temperature ranges for Apple Computer systems? I am using a Mid-2010 3.2ghz Intel Core i3, with 8gb ddr3 and an ATI Radeon HD 5670 512mb graphics card, I have a 1 TB SATA that currently has 732GB's of free space. Below are my systems current temp readings using "Temperature Monitor" by Marcel Bresink.
Has anyone else had issues with current Apple Computers overheating and dying?
Thanks for your help, any input would be appreciated!

The only items w/Temp ranges are the CPU cores. Your seetings look normal to me. These are mine:

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