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If the system is just fine under load with the original CPU (5600X) it's quite possible that your motherboard BIOs legitimately doesn't fully support it. You could reach out to ASROCK and point this out and see if you can find any benchmarks on the internet with that specific board and that new...

I get it I hate using BIOS because options vary by motherboard and any mistake makes you have to dive into the case and flip CMOS. Consider Intel Extreme Tuning Utility software to undervolt. You'll likely be able to undervolt a even a tad and save so much heat on your die. This high temp...

Since you're using this for gaming, at least seemingly, I'd disable the integrated graphics in BIOS (your GPU is more than enough for the OS to work with and perfect for the games you're playing regardless of potential resolution and settings), undervolt the CPU, optimize the fans as directed in...

So I would grab Asus AI Suite through Armoury Crate and go into the Fan Xpert. Let it benchmark your fans and set the fans to have 0 sec fan spin up time and also go ahead and make it go parabolic to 100% at 50C-55C. Before doing this ensure that: Your heatsink is firmly on the CPU. It...

Also remember that if the CPU fan connector is on the motherboard and not disconnected the computer will pass CPU heatsink check and boot. However if the CPU hits overheat threshold it's fail-safe disengaged or the computer powers off. Always use a POST speaker to verify post. These boards with...

Place a 4-pin POST speaker in the motherboard, then take out all RAM, disconnect everything except the Main motherboard power connector and the CPU power connector. Leave the CPU in, and disconnect HDD and SATA. The only things that should be on the board. CPU CPU power connector Motherboard...

So I'm overclocking my Ryzen 9 3900x and I've read that it's rare to get a stable OC at 4.2GHZ.. However I have a steady OC of 4.1GHZ at Vcore 1.224V.. I did a prime95 test small FFT torture test for 3 hours to find the highest temp reached was 96C I know that prime95 tests are synthetic and...

im more concerned as to why thats all the temp you are getting. Those are great temps for that high of an OC on an air cooler.. at that high of a voltage... I mean that's pretty high LOL Regarding the gpu concerns and heating up the case.. Go open case or get better case fans.

So I'm overclocking my Ryzen 9 3900x and I've read that it's really really rare to get a stable OC at 4.2GHZ.. However I have a steady OC of 4.1GHZ at Vcore 1.224V.. I did a prime95 test small FFT torture test for 3 hours to find the highest temp reached was 96C I know that prime95 tests are...