Your temps are fine now. Modern cpu's are able to handle up to 70-80c's very well. Now 80c is the highest I'd allow it to get. After that you have to repaste and consider alternative cooling but your fine.
GPU's are able to run much hotter and can last longer at higher temps. 90c's is the highest i'd allow a gpu to get. Yet your fine in this category as well.
HDD's are a bit hot but they can take higher temps as well and are not a concern at your level. If it's a SDD then consider a fan to cool it. If it's a standard HDD then just let it be.
Fan1 and Fan5 seems to be system board installed fans that are running slow. This could be that you just stopped the program and they are winding down to a system profile "quite " mode.
You can try to enter bios and verify that you have your fans listed in performance mode that should help you out when you need it.
Also, when setting up your fans it is always better to exhaust than to intake. When placing fans around your case make sure your front panel is "intake" air and your back and mid fans "exhaust" this allows streamline flow and more surface air for your internals to cool.
Alternative Cooling:
Some pointers here are if you want to further reduce your heat, then buy heatsinks and coolers with more copper built in to them. The higher the copper count generally the better it is at cooling. Aluminium is fine as long as you have a good copper base, IE Copper->Aluminium alloy.
Water cooling is another good way to reduce your internal heat but remember you are not eliminatiing heat. You are just transferring it from one place to another. That is all a heatsink is anyway it transfers the heat from the cpu to the heatsink fins which allows the air flow to cool those fins quicker than the actual unit creating the heat.
There are several "closed" units for water cooling Corsair has several of these, do research on "h60" and "h70". These will absolutely reduce heat in the summer and keep you running very well in graphically intense moments.
If you are brave I can walk you thru topics like Peltier and Phase cooling but thats for another post.
Hit me up if you have any questions.
TL;DR
Your fine now if those last temps are what you are consistently getting.
» Edited on: 2014-05-07 08:04:00