Are this setthings stable/good?!

You don't check temps in bios, bios temps are always hotter.

Download Hardware Monitor for cpu temps.

A viruscan is not how you test max temps, you use a program like Intel Burn Test, but be careful, if you hitting 80's on a virus scan, your going to hit 100 on Burn test.

If HW Monitor is telling you your temps are that high, you need some better cooling.

I already came here asking 4 help with this CPU because of the temps...
I didn't had this issue with my previous CPU (core 2 duo e4600)
Last Heatsink had a broken push pin... so,i bought a new one to see if the issue with temps was about the broken push pin,but they're the same temps...

Softwares used:
SpeedFan: (showed 100+) a soft bug perhaps!
RealTemp and CoreTemp: 49/50ºC Idle - 70 Full (CPU on BIOs Setup have the same temps as these two on idle)
AIDA64/HWINFO32: These two are the only ones to show 40ºC Idle and 50/60s on Full...

Don't know who's right!

(Prime95: started throttling after 2/3mins and reached to 90s)

That's why I recommended a different program, but obviously your not going to try it.

You need an after market fan, and/or case cooling.

I tried at a few mins ago the IntelBurnTest soft...
Standard level... CPU reached to 97ºC...
But the test said my cpu was stable! (a bit kamikaze i know) ...

Hardware monitor is what i recommended, but its obvious either your heatsink is not attached correctly or you need a better cooler.

Do not let your cpu hit 90c or you will fry it.

i had a q6700 oc'd to 3.2ghz and it never went over 62c even under prime95

I dont know either why i have this temps too...
All 4 push pins are correctly plugged on the motherboard...
Thermal paste checked too...
I left the CPU on "performance mode" on BIOs setup too,but nothing changed!
I dont have dust inside the case or on the heatsink (is a new heatsink so!)
My CPU case is older (2004) and dont have additional fans like new CPU cases... And here on my place the ambient temperature are a bit hot... around 18ºC n 25ºC... The ambient temps plus a older CPU case and a heatsink identical to the intel stock ones,can contribute to this.... dont?! Oh,and my BIOs is older too. Is from 2010. But a friend told me that BIOs dont need to be upgraded,just as a last option...