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There's a lot of reasons for overheating.
Doesn't matter if a game or software can be particularly demanding, your cooling solution should still manage to keep it below dangerous temperatures, if it doesn't then you have a problem, and it's not the game.
I would check that the heatsink you're using is good enough, that the thermal paste has been applied correctly, that all your fans are working properly and there's no dust inside your case.
Consider it's summer, so outside temps are higher and heatsinks aren't as effective as during winter.
My way older and less powerful system with Ryzen 7 2700X and RTX 2070 reaches top temperatures of 72°C for GPU and 70°C for the CPU.
The thing is that this game is the only thing that makes my PC run at 100% out of nowhere. All other games run without problems and load. Be it Eldenring on High Garfik, Witcher or Cyberpunk with ray tracing
running at 1440p max settings i could run it at 4k but get this shimmering effect so 3k it is
It's most likely a more demanding game, check your settings, try to enable vertical sync or limit the fps.
If you have high CPU usage during shader compilation that's normal, still just saying overheating isn't exactly a measure...
Overheating as in °C? When? How long does it overheat if it does? Is it the CPU, GPU or both? What's the external temperature and humidity?
7950X3D is known to run hot in general and has a 120W TDP, and its max temp before throttling down should be 89°C.
A CPU with 120W TDP requires some very good cooling solution.
https://www.guru3d.com/story/overheating-concerns-for-amd-ryzen-7000x3d-processors/
X3D for 7xxx series does have a problem if you did not update your bios due to the power draw for the SoC.
You buy cpu to push it to limits, not to slack... Maker of cpu ensure there's a limit. It's known and literally throttles your cpu. If all else fails, just cap FPS to 60 or lower...
Don't give me the "it's only this game" BS. If your PC overheats on this it would over heat in any other game that pushes it as hard.