Although these component temperatures are not critical I personally would not want them to be that high. Ambient is perfect.
Are any of your fans conflicting with ingress and egress between the front intake fans and rear exhaust fan? (you want clean front to back air flow). Might not be much of a problem but turbulence may trap some of that 1060 heat inside the case.
Stupid, I know, but you sure fans are positioned the right way and blowing air the way they should? Are they efficient at moving air? When you're at load check to see if the air from the exhaust fan is blowing air out at a decent pace or if it's trickling out.
Make sure your case fans run consistently. Once I set my case fans to increase speed when the CPU got warm but that was annoying as they'd ramp up every time the CPU had a job to do. Also noticed that when idle the exhaust fan was barely pushing any air out but the case was warm and the MB and PCH temps were high. I linked the case fans to the PCH temps instead, resulting in a consistent RPM, reducing noise as well as MB and PCH temps.
I'd like to deploy my troops in her country.