Palorim12 :
The SSD operating temp can go up to 140 degrees Fahrenheit, which is 60 Celsius.
Do you have a LINK for that?
*Update: never mind, I see that in Speccy. It's probably overly cautious though. And SPECCY says it's 50degC not 60degC.
Also, I think modern SSD's all have thermal throttle circuitry to protect them anyway.
The Samsung SM951 for example starts throttling at 81degC.
Anyway, the 50degC is perfectly normal and fine. I think people may be concerned because they are used to what a HARD DRIVE is rated for but they aren't comparable. An SSD is just a few chips so it's not difficult to run these relatively hot.