Question HELP After Mother Board update my CPU overheating and it is consuming above normal

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Hi, i had a Gigabyte Aorus B360 Gaming 3 with a Intel Core i5 8400,
at full load (boost mode on 3811MHz), the consumption was 46w with a temperature of a maximum
of 71°C
with original intel Cooler box, I don't know what the voltage was before .

And the motherboard stopped working.

I got a Asus TUF B360m-plus gaming S from China and now, my i5 8400, with
same cooler and the same thermal paste, got at full load (boost mode on 3811MHz),
a consumption of 77w with a temperature of a maximum of 85°C,

Screen shot with more informations.
https://prnt.sc/cgPyCxK8bgu8

And now I can only use the processor at 2.8Mhz and have poor performance.

Some one know why this is happening and how i can setup it in BIOS to "normal"?
I really don't know what else to do.

My complete Setup:
Intel Core i5 8400
Asus TUF B360m-plus gaming S
AMD Radeon RX6600 8GB
PSU: Super Flower 750w 80 Plus Gold
 
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Hi, i had a Gigabyte Aorus B360 Gaming 3 with a Intel Core i5 8400,
at full load (boost mode on 3811MHz), the consumption was 46w with a temperature of a maximum
of 71°C with original intel Cooler box, I don't know what the voltage was before .

And the motherboard stopped working.

I got a Asus TUF B360m-plus gaming S from China and now, my i5 8400, with
same cooler and the same thermal paste, got at full load (boost mode on 3811MHz), a consumption
of 77w with a temperature of a maximum of 85°C,

Screen shot with more informations.
https://prnt.sc/cgPyCxK8bgu8

And now I can only use the processor at 2.8Mhz and have poor performance.

Some one know why this is happening and how i can setup it in BIOS to "normal"?
I really don't know what else to do.

My complete Setup:
Intel Core i5 8400
Asus TUF B360m-plus gaming S
AMD Radeon RX6600 8GB
PSU: Super Flower 750w 80 Plus Gold
Did you put new thermal paste on or ligit the same old paste you had before swapping mobo
 
Hi, yes, paste reapplied after switching.
I think the problem is not the cooler or thermal paste or the processor, I think it is some setting in the BIOS because now the processor consumes a maximum of 77w and before it only consumed a maximum of 45w at 3811MHz.
 
Hi, yes, paste reapplied after switching.
I think the problem is not the cooler or thermal paste or the processor, I think it is some setting in the BIOS because now the processor consumes a maximum of 77w and before it only consumed a maximum of 45w at 3811MHz.
Sounds like it's set to auto oc and if so it's over heating it what happens if you try turning off auto boost
 
Sounds like it's set to auto oc and if so it's over heating it what happens if you try turning off auto boost
Its runs oerfectly, but i have a bad performance.
https://prnt.sc/BJ4MipSnLVO7
The thing is: Before this %&%$ mother board, my processor run at 3811MHz (boost mode on), at 71 degrees and the consumption was around 45w core voltage around 0.960v
Now if i turno boost mode on i get 85 degrees with a 77w and core voltage around 1.008v... i really dont understand wyh its happening.
Before, flight simulator run at 1080p around 60fps, now i have to turn boost mode off and got 56fps at 900p.

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I used CPU load calibration at level 7 and got 9.76v with 66w and temp of 81 degrees
 
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