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those temps are fine, in fact, I'd go as far as saying normal even.
hell, in summer here, 45 is the ambient room temp.
I wouldn't be concerned unless they hit, and stay, above 70.
and I'd be worried if they ever got above 80.
if you want to try and see if you could bring them down, make sure the air vent and fan blades are clear of any dust build-up.
you could try also changing the thermal paste under the heat sink of the CPU - but really, if you had paste issues, its temp would be a lot higher.
hell, in summer here, 45 is the ambient room temp.
I wouldn't be concerned unless they hit, and stay, above 70.
and I'd be worried if they ever got above 80.
if you want to try and see if you could bring them down, make sure the air vent and fan blades are clear of any dust build-up.
you could try also changing the thermal paste under the heat sink of the CPU - but really, if you had paste issues, its temp would be a lot higher.
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