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Maybe the core is working on an AVX-Load for a short time, that is known to generate more heat. Most mainboard have an option "AVX offset" for this case to not clock the CPU as high if it's handling AVX loads.

So 32GB is not working, but are the new RAM Sticks ok by themself? Do the old sticks work in all slots? Do the new ones work alone in the old slots of the previous memory? You could test that to make sure the RAM and the slots are working correctly. If two memory banks are not working it could...

There are Kits to mount a GPU vertically, that are designed not to destroy your tower. For example the "CableMod vertical PCI-e Bracket Riser Card". There are YouTube Videos out there from "GamersNexus" or "OC 3D TV" for this Riser. View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t9Cnht8b9cY

This is possible, but not the common supported use-case in one Operating-System. You will need some kind of virtualised system and assign the hardware to each virtual system seperately. There are YouTube Videos online from "Linus Tech Tips" showing this for example: " View...

Should work but I don't know that PSU. By name I would assume it has 560W and that should be enough if it has the PCIe PIN Connectors (I think it's 2x 6Pin) for the GPU

Use a tool that shows the usage of CPU and GPU. The one that is at 100% is the one that bottlenecks the system in these games.

Thermal Throtteling is a Protection meassure of the CPU: It means that your cpu is too hot and to prevent damage the cpu slows itself down to a fraction of it's normal speed. It is still working, but very slow. The Intel i7 6700k will start to throttel if temps go over 90°C To prevent it you...

That is possible, the CPU cooler normally does not have good contact to the CPU directly and to apply a cooler without it should cause thermal issues. But if you are using the normal Intel CPU Cooler that comes with the Boxed Version of the CPU then it already has Thermal Paste applied to it (If...

OK all cores are around 94°C - 100°C and are totally overheating, take a look at the CPU Cooler if the Fan is spinning, if it's an AIO Water Cooler the Fans on the Radiator should spin and the Pump must be working, if the Fans Spin up then Remove the Cooler completely and reapply thermal paste...

This PC setup should not run that slow. What about the CPU Temperature? Maybe the Cooler is not mounted correctly and the heat is reducing the CPU-Speed because of thermal-throtteling. PS: No no chance that the Monitor bottlenecks anything. Except if it's a 30Hz monitor and you have vSync...