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Make sure your case ventilation is good. As in nothing blocking incoming air and make sure it is clean and free of dust. I'm not familiar with that AIO but is it a 3 fan? Are you pulling it or pushing with it? How many intakes and how many exhausts? And where is the AIO mounted? If you mount it wrong you can get air bubbles in it and it starts cavitating instead of cooling.
There are some good system builder sites that will show you various setups and what the advantages and disadvantages of each are. There isn't really a perfect setup and it depends on the type of case you have and its layout as to which one you choose.
I feel your pain though. It took a lot of work for me to get my R7 5800x cooling the way I want it to. Moreso than any other build I've done.
You can also download Ryzen Master which will help figure out what is going on. Make sure your room has airflow in it. It could just be the ambient air is heating up and your system begins to draw in ever warmer and warmer air.
BTW that is a really nice system. That Hero board is not cheap. I'm running a ROG Strix and almost bought that hero board but it was pretty expensive at the time. I hope you figure it out. Your computer should eat this game alive and ask for seconds honestly.
im useing the ASUS ROG Ryujin II 360 cpu cooler, Phanteks NV7 Case, 3 fans on the bottom pulling in but they are directly under my GPU, and 3 fans on the side pulling in, the cpu cooler rad is at the top of the case with the tubes on the left side, thats pulling air out, no fans on the back
So like I said I would try to pull in from the top, keep your pull at the bottom and side and then push out the back. Right now you have 6 fans pulling in and 3 fans pushing out. But the 3 fans pushing out is your AIO and you want that pulling in. I know it sounds dumb to pull in from the top when hot air rises but b/c of the way the AIO works it is better to pull cool ambient air through the radiator. You are probably pushing warmer and warmer ambient case air over the radiator which is making it difficult to cool the CPU. This setup I'm recommending is extremely negative but it might work. If you can get more fans exhausting out the back then you can balance the 9 that will be pulling in.
Gamers Nexus 7950x review
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nRaJXZMOMPU
Hardware Unboxed 7950x review
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QjrkWRTMu64
I think you have too many intake fans and only one fan pushing the air out.
Think about it, your air in the case is not really being forced out quickly enough from the sound of it.
Other than that, it is a case with 2 glass panels.
I rolled CPU and GPU with Liquid AIO on mine.
My Ryjiin II actually is set for blowing air out,
Air comes in at basement, blows past GPU, CPU, and out the top or back panel.
It is likely toasty up there but my CPU is about ~50C, so its working.
Also my Computer does heat up the room quite a bit, enough that using normal AC is not enough when doing gaming that needs a lot of power right. So I have a portable AC in the room I turn it on sometimes.
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I know for fact the GPU can withstand temps of about ~103C topped out, and the intel CPU's can handle up into the same high range but wouldnt want to have them up there unless I was throwing a high overclock on there.
Mostly run mine real cool, but if I had to pick a spot to worry an ache over an intel CPU it would start at about consistent 90+C.
Got no idea how hot AMD CPU's can operate at though.
Anyway,
Consider flipping your Ryjiin II so it blows the air up and out of the case, it would be better if you could mount it on a side rack though but it does not look like an option.
So the real problem is since your GPU might not be on AIO, well all that hot air from the GPU is waiting its turn to move through a single exit fan.
Best of luck.
just undervolted it to 1.1 and set the clock speed to 4800, and its actually running better than before, currently in space atm and my temps are not even hitting 50
Look into it.
Please stick to your Xbox console. Max 65c under load????? 65c is quite low, 75c is still perfectly fine, I would start to worry when you get temps close to 90c.
The only way to get lower temperatures easily is to Undervolt the cpu which is what I did and I got 10c lower temperatures on average without performance loss.
Anyway it’s not worth it to play this game. Starfield is a fraud and the biggest disappointment of the century.