What is the operating temperature on an MBA Rev C?

I have an MBA Rev A
After watching 45 minutes of video the operating temperature is 65 Degrees C and the fan is running at 6200 RPM.
I was just curious how an MBA Rev C faired under the same circumstances.
Can someone tell me what the temperature and fan speed is in this situation?

Both my Rev A & Rev B fans will start in the 2000 rpm neighborhood and climb to about 2300 rpm within 5 minutes of usage.
Humm...mine will stay at 2000RPM even with AOL Radio and my webcam running.
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