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Update, my CPU surely should be dead. 234+ C and 780+ Watts

I see gigabyte has an updated BIOS available with so-called "more accurate" reporting for HWiNFO. Will I still see 200+ C on my CPU die average? https://www.gigabyte.com/Press/News/2101

A silly update on my end. Pretty sure my CPU should be dead right now if these values are correct. Should have desoldered too.

I'm still getting the 2.4V on the SOC and CPU Die (average) temps spiking way above 100C, so no change on my end. So a friend sent me this video by Gigabyte Aorus, and was interesting to see that perhaps the CPU reporting in HWiNFO is not so accurate.

In my first picture, the VDDCR_SOC Voltage values under the CPU is reporting up to 2.4V max which is different from the CPU VCORE SoC under the Gigabyte motherboard section at 1.188V. Are these different sensors for the same thing or different values for different things entirely?

If the labs are in the San Jose/ Santa Clara area AMD HQ, what if I bring my system in? :D /s

I also am having similar high temperature spikes and VDDR SOC voltages. System specifications are CPU: 7950X RAM: 2 x 32GB Kingston Fury 5600 1.25V CPU Cooler: Thermalright Peerless Assassin Motherboard: Gigabyte B650M Aorus Elite Wifi, BIOS F5 using AMD AGESA 1.0.0.6 GPU: RTX 4090 Windows 10...