Dell Precision 7760 -- CPU is too hot on any of 4 thermal profiles

I'd like Dell to release a BIOS version to correct the issue (I'm on BIOS ver 1.4.0). The same issue is on precision 7560, I suggest.

The problem. There are 4 thermal profiles in BIOS: 'Optimized', 'Cool', 'Quiet' and 'Ultra Performance'. But on any of them, ON ANY, the CPU temperature (cores & package) is 100 deg Celsius once every few minutes under any serious computational load. I'd like to

have at least one thermal profile to never see CPU temperatures above 95-96 deg Celsius, at least. I consider 'Optimized' and 'Cool' profiles are good for this to implement.

As I run computational intensive tasks for 12+ hours continuously, I wish for my laptop to be healthy for long time ahead, as CPU near 100 deg Celsius influence high surround temperatures (motherboard and its components) which we all understand is bad. And I'm now forced to disable Turbo Boost, loosing performance, to eliminate too high temperatures inside laptop.

Let's all together to ask Dell to correct the situation !

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i) CPU behavior is almost the same on all 4 thermal profiles, and 'Cool' profile is really cooler but by means of only GPU significantly less power consumption; I wish to have at least one profile with CPU less hot behavior, so to say 'Really Right Cool (CPU cool + GPU cool)';

ii) never invoking Intel built-in thermal protection which starts/triggered at 100 deg Celsius, by means of setting up thermal threshold of less than 100 deg, for example 96 deg, for each core (but not by directly managing fans) in Dell's BIOS firmware will lead to more smooth/stable core temperatures (less fluctuations), and to possibly no loss in overall performance, and to may less integral heat inside laptop, and it is more comfortable to feel/understand that you don't drive your car constantly on its most limits just at the limit of its speedometer, it's just safe for you and your car at least for majority of drivers ...