The processor generates excessive heat.
The processor generates excessive heat.
I really enjoy this case too. I could consider moving it to the top after I finish gaming and verify the temperatures.
It sounds really impressive. Your GPU has stayed well below 70°C, which is great. I’m not familiar with PBO or the visual effects of a negative number—could you clarify what you mean?
Switch completely to a front intake design. This keeps your CPU from heavily influencing your GPU, but the GPU will noticeably affect the CPU when it draws an additional 350 watts through the cooling system while the radiator works to keep both components cool.
This post is packed with valuable insights. The first video clearly explains PBO functionality, while the second offers a detailed walkthrough. Watching these will help you understand AMD's thermal management better. In short, if your CPU isn't throttling, increasing voltage can boost performance and reduce heat, often leading to higher clock speeds.
It doesn’t seem suitable for his setup. The front AIO seems limited to 240 or 280mm, while they have a 360mm model.