Many people say you should keep your computer hardware's temperature below 70-80c by claiming it increases longevity of hardware components. If that is really the case, then why hardware manufacturers like **Intel**, **AMD**, and **Nvidia** state that, for example, some of their GPU products can handle higher temperatures up to **105c** consistently with no issues?  

Even **AMD** points out that their product will run **"perfectly safe"** on **95c** and lower.

So, if hardware manufacturers have already conducted those tests on seemingly harsh temperatures to ensure their quality of products, then why people assume it is bad at this point?

According to **[ASUS: Will CPU lifespan or stability be affected under high temperature?](https://www.asus.com/us/support/FAQ/1041954/)**, their statement was "As long as the temperature is lower than the original standard (105 or 100 Celsius degrees) regulated by Intel, the CPU lifespan will not **be affected**."