Kougar
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The maximum rated temp for a Pentium M is 100c.
Here is the link to the spec on a Pentium M 780: http://processorfinder.intel.com/details.aspx?sSpec=SL7VB# You can find your specific Pentium listed on the previous page, or just use the spec finder tool.
As it was pointed out above, Pentium Ms were designed to run cool, but still run within hot enviroments due to poor cooling. Because of this Intel designed them to exceed the Thermal Specifications of any Pentium 4 processor by a good margin.
Here is the link to the spec on a Pentium M 780: http://processorfinder.intel.com/details.aspx?sSpec=SL7VB# You can find your specific Pentium listed on the previous page, or just use the spec finder tool.
Thermal Specification: (Also referred to as Thermal Temp) The Thermal Specification is the temperature at the critical point on the die and usually represents the hottest point on the processor. Therefore, the Thermal Specification represents the maximum temperature for reliable operation of the processor.
As it was pointed out above, Pentium Ms were designed to run cool, but still run within hot enviroments due to poor cooling. Because of this Intel designed them to exceed the Thermal Specifications of any Pentium 4 processor by a good margin.