Is 65-70c bad for long periods on my CPU?

[ravenjedmanicdao]

So my current CPU is i5 4440, and it usually runs cool, reaching a max of 45-50C in winter, and can reach up to an absolute maximum of 70C when the summer temps reach above 40C (Australia). Would it be bad to run my PC on a hot summer day if my CPU runs that hot?

Edit: I am using an aftermarket cooler, not the stock one. The one I have is a vapor chamber + fan

Basic specs:
GTX 1060
12GB RAM
750W PSU
i5 4440

 

[doubletake]

Nope, Intel chips don't even thermal throttle until you hit nearly 100C. Those aren't even particularly high working temps given your high ambient temperature. I would probably die from heatstroke at 40C before any Intel CPU would :V

 

[ravenjedmanicdao]

Oh, geez. I should be fine then! Damn, I underestimated these little chips greatly!