17r4 fans at max? core temps hitting 99 doing nothing?

Alright this one is solved.  There apparently is a big goose egg for Quality Control in the Assembly of these computers.  All the thermal pads still had their super thin clear protective barriers on them.  Thermal padding for stuff around the processor had actually folded over during assembly and was underneath the corner of the processor preventing it from actually setting into the thermal paste.  It took 10 months calling and talking to Dell representatives to actually get a service scheduled (the tech that I had emailed with and here went MIA).  Then once the service was scheduled after two months of waiting for back order parts(Mobo & something else) the tech was going to meet me one day and then learned that he did not have the parts.  So we rescheduled for a week later and he came in and disassembled the entire system.  He and I inspected everything.  During our talks I explained that this is a very important computer I'm in senior year taking cyber security and that I would like to upgrade this computers thermal setup.  He had no qualms, so I pre-ordered the best thermal padding and thermal paste available.  I assisted him and cut all the pieces to size and we were placed every piece of thermal padding and paste in this computer.  It wasn't difficult as the factory stuff you could blow off of the board, (with just your mouth, not with a can of compressed air). Once the computer was finished and reassembled the tech had to deal with a little bit of software obstinance, but once he got it to boot everything correctly the system temps were as stable as you could ever hope for.  I've made a few phone calls to Dell asking that the warranty be extended for a year due to the undue stress to the processor because of the situation with the folded over thermal pads preventing it from seating.  They fed me a good line of b******* and transfers as one would normally expect from Dell.  I guess I am super lucky I decided not to use this system at all until I figured out why in the world just turning the system on and having it at idle would peek over 99 degrees.  But that having been said I bought this system in November of last year and it wasn't until mid September of the following year I was actually able to use the system.  I will continue to push for an extended warranty I paid over $3,000 cash for this computer and I needed it for classes that is why I purchased a brand new computer seeing's that my previous Alienware 17 had a hard drive failure due to a Microsoft update glitch that burnt up my M SATA hard drive.  Microsoft was just as reluctant to take credit for their burning up my computer is Dell is for their quality control issues.  Hopefully this changes soon.  Long story short if you have any kind of issues with your fans over running or your temps, do your research get good thermal pads and paste tear the system completely down and replace it all. HTH