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I have an sff pc that tops out at 80 f and my laptop runs about 120 f at an idle
I use ThrottleStop to undervolt my CPU which is good for dropping temperatures without reducing performance. It will work on any PC (I run it on a MacBook with no BIOS options at all) but your CPU must be supported (Intel Core 2 or Core i)
Because it is a user program not BIOS change you need to schedule it to run at startup. I use NSSM to run it as a service like this.
Power Options wouldn't really do good even if you put it at 5% minimum processor state because the OP wants to have low temps while on considerably heavy load not just idle load.
If my laptop got up to 120 due to a heavy load but at an idle is kinda crazy.