I would have to agree.. At 75 degrees C you're barely going to be able to do anything, especially with an AMD, the chip would have been cooked by that point.
AMD's have horrible thermal problems, one of the reasons I won't use them anymore..
You sure one set of numbers isnt in celcius and the other farenheit ?
Linux machines *CAN* run alot hotter, depending on the chipset and processor used, but thats not always the case. Keep in mind under linux you compile alot more than you ever will under windows, and thermally thats one of the most agressive things you can do with your CPU. Nothing will heat up a processor and hit memory like compiling...
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