What temp for the CPU fan is dangerous

I have a HP Pavilion P6404y which occasionally the screen goes black. It appears that my computer is still running as the on light is still on, but when I hold down on the start button to shut the computer off it shuts off and when I turn it back on my screen is working again. I was thinking that maybe my computer is getting a little hot and was wondering what temp is hazardous for the CPU Fan. I download some software and it states when using my computer that the temp is almost 60C.

Your near the 62C max: http://www.overclockersclub.com/reviews/phenomii940/
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1-This mobo is strong enough to support such a heavy coolers.Now i have i installed TUNIQ TOWER EXTREM( because of porformance/price here) that is as heavy as v8. although the company dosnt gauranty the failure but it works very well on my case and i rotate and opening the case many times for some experiments!!
2- ZALMAN is a famous cooler producer.I said the rules for choosing a cooler . You can buy one of them .The reviews on net can help you for best choise.BUt v8 is a good proven cooler because the more surface that has and material and big fan.although i didnt have another choice in IRAN.You may find so better coolers.
the fluid mechanic rules say that the surface-material-shape of heat sinks and temperature-velocity-amount of air that moves on the heat sinks are the parameters of a heat sink.
i have a bad experience.In my old case with P4 3 GHZ i bought a good cooler from THERMALTAKE .But the fans is rotating very much and made noise. There was some truth that i didnt mentioned.
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3- you have a lot of wind in your case!!. I dont know that greater fan than 12 cm is safe because they use more current .But 8 and 12 cm fans works very well with onboard ports and SPEEDFAN program.
After all cooling and making the pc make less noise is a long story .You must have a target . There is a limit that you cant go beyond that so i think you must have a plan and use your money and time on it.
For my new system i had a dream: most powerful-silent-upgradable system so i choosed these parts:
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you may say why you dont buy another 9800 silent? because this card is warm in loads and i had a fear two of them in a case may harm them. I count on HYBRID SLI technology that could shut down the second card but it is not working and i am a little disappoint .
two 9800gt in sli have as power as a GTS 270 in reviews.
CPU COOLER=TUNIQ TOWER EXTREM- According to my counts cooler was silent in ideal but in loads it was noisy so i replaced that
MOBO=NF980-G65-It uses the last chipset from nvidia with sli enabled and ddr3 and phenomii x6 support. (The mobo is hot. According to some reviews it is cooler than AMD chipset motherboards and faster but i hope it was cooler)
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Hello everybody i am spanish my apologies for my english xD
I have a motherboard MSI PM8PM-IL (MS-7222), official intel fan with four connectors,the fan support PWM but the motherboard doesnt control the rpm of the fan and I have 3668 rpm 53 °C (127 °F)
From the manual "you must use a specially designed fan with speed sensor to take advantage of the CPU fan control."
In the bios i don't see that option "H/W Monitor This entry shows the status of your CPU, fan, warning for overall system status."
"CPU Smart Fan Temperature"
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