Macbook Pro Running in excess of 92 C (~196 F)

I break 92º C with video encodes so I would say normal. I never had a shutdown due to heat and I have hit 100º with 9600 enabled. A constant 90º is OK so long as the fans are blaring and it is stable. Whenever you are throttling the processor to it's max clock cycle the heat gets large in a 1" enclosure. Normally the Macbook's sit there at 1-1.3GHz. So keeping cool is easy. Can you do the calculations outside?:-)

my mbp is normaly around 58-70 C, but when i open ¨Reason¨ o ¨Rapidweaver¨ it goes up to 90´s my max has been 101 C, and im kinda concerned, it didnt used to get this hot, i took it to an apple distributor to check it but all they did was calibrate the fans, apparetly the thermal paste was enough also, so i think my comp must be dying or something. not sure what to do apart from getting a heating pad

Try installing SMC Fan Control to manually set the fan rotation speed. Works great for me whenever temp approaches 170!

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Due to the process you are running, that may simply be the appropriate temperature.

I recommend a laptop cooling pad, which puts an air gap underneath your MacBook Pro and has fans to circulate that air:
http://www.google.com/products?hl=en&source=hp&q=laptopcoolingpad&um=1&ie=UTF-8&ei=k0hPS87RGYHcsgPfg72ECA&sa=X&oi=productresultgroup&ct=title&resnum=1&ved=0CDQQrQQwAA