Very high temperatures

Your pic links are broken.

Please state the idle and load temps. in degrees C.

I dont understand, the temperatures are in Celsius

Yeah, what temperature in Celsius are they? Like 55C or 70C. Your links are still broken, they go to a 403 Forbidden page now.

Ok i tell you the high temperatures

Idle: Temp1:74C
Temp :71C
Core :60C

Load: Temp1:91C
Temp :71C
Core :79C

http://imageshack.us/f/694/sinttulovuk.png/
http://imageshack.us/f/571/sinttulo2yq.png/

Can you see them now?

use this and report back your temp http://www.hwinfo.com/ also did you put thermal paste between cooler and the cpu check if cpu fan is plug in the motherboard that to high ,did you remove the little plastic protector from the heatsink

Anytime you add cooling to your case, your temps will go down assuming you have quality fans. I don't quite understand your pics (never used speedfan before), there are so many numbers, but it looks like your core is 60C idle and 79C loaded, which is on the high end but still in the 'normal' range. You can always invest in a better CPU heatsink and that plus the extra fan should surely help.

Download and run 'RealTemp 3.70' and check temps.

http://www.techpowerup.com/realtemp/

hwinfo
http://imageshack.us/f/641/sinttulo3nl.png/
i dont see thermal paste

i dont have thermal paste i have something like this
http://www.build-your-own-computer.net/image-files/cpu-...

temp are to high the second picture is the cpu cooler ,thermal paste go between the cooler and the cpu top check this http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thermal_grease

Ubrales the real temp says: the processor detected its not supported

AMD Athlon(tm) 64 X2 Dual Core Processor 5600+

You need to order Arctic Silver 5 and put a BB size drop between your cooler and CPU. And I'd look into replacing that cooler with something better! Your temps are waaay too high. Are you sure the cooler fan is running at full speed (or at all)? I don't think it's maxed out at 168,750 RPM!! Your fan may be ass up.

Okay i will check it tomorrow the thermal paste, thanks!