If that kind of data is of interest to you, I'll give it a look next time I login and edit my post here.

However, I think it's pretty insignificant without at least knowing the model of said processor and GPU. Temperature alone won't help much without a point of comparison. Also, between stock cooler, top notch air cooler, and watercooling, you'll experience some major differences, I expect.

EDIT - Did check some of the values. CPU is an AMD Ryzen 5 2600X with a high grade air cooler, GPU is an Nvidia GTX 1060 3GB, as basic as you can find them.

Town : CPU 55-60, GPU 50-55 °C
Overworld : CPU 50-52, GPU 52-55 °C
Public Dungeon : CPU 52 °C (stable through several checks), GPU 55-57 °C

I had recently deleted my shader cache (just before today's server crash, to be accurate), so there might have been an unusually high load on the GPU. I suspect there was anyway, because my frame rate was abnormally inconsistent. This would have led to a slight increase in GPU temperature.

I pretty much just run trials, vet dungeons, 4-5 hours a night. Temps from end of session.

• 7700k OC'd @ 5.0GHz - 40C.
• RTX 2080 @ stock - 61C.

I recently installed a 360mm AIO and did a delid on my CPU with liquid metal to keep temps on my CPU nice and cool.

Used to have it at 4.8GHz on air cooling and it'd reach up to 70C on a long session.

Not high enough to keep my feet warm for the next day or two.

Gaming laptop is sizzling hot level.. summertime so much that pressing wasd buttons almost burning fingers. Not joking.

Desktop pc is all cool compared to when playing on laptop. Obviously.