Intel Pentium 4 @ 2GHZ with MSI 865P Neo motherboard

I recently bought a new case and motherboard to add all the parts in my old Dell to it. The BIOS and PC Alert 4 are reporting the processor running at a temperature between 114 and 135 degrees fahrenheit. Is this normal ir is the processor running at a good speed? My computer seems to be stable and running fine. Just need to know what the temperature is supposed to be. Also, there are 2 case fans running and the processor fan on the heatsink plus the power supply fan. Any comments are welcome, thanks.

Yes this is normal just a srewup
The temp from core center is all wrong
Check bios one
That is right one

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    I scratched the back surface!! the scratches are minor, that is 4 scratches half a milimeter long each and not deep but i can see the copper of some lines leading from the memory slots to the processr. My question is : can I try and build the computer on that motherboard anyway or better buy a new one? is there a risk of dammaging other components? oh god what a mistake!

    Make sure the new backplate is non-conductive. The backplate for the Hyper 6 has a non-conductive sticker on it. Make sure to keep it on if youve got one... If the lines are exposed even with the back-plate on perhaps you should cover them with some non-conductive (100% non conductive!) tape or something.
    Then it doesnt matter if they are exposed, as long as they are ok.
    A good tip, which got when i was removing my backplate, is to use a blow dryer to heat it up and the remove it with your fingers. That way youll also notice if it gets to hot
    The glue gets sticky at blow drier temps. And pls, dont singe the MB with your blow dryer, you only have to make it hot, and if you cant touch it, how can you remove it with your fingers?
    I guess theres no way of telling if you have a serious prob and no way to tell if your cpu will be ok. I guess you could (?) try and start it wíthout anything (cpu, mems) but a PSU, and then, if it (and maybe the PSU) goes "!Pfsssssss!"  or "bang!", youll now you will have to replace it.
    I put a screwdriver through an asus board once, and it still worked...  

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