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What's your average CPU temp while not in game?
It's brand new and pretty clean inside, POE2 is the only game I have trouble with.
I'd look at your cooling setup if it reaches 90C.
Is this happening in other games? If no, its likely not your video card.
Your CPU will throttle once TDP is reached. Which for most chips is over 105C.
This game is not heating much if you keep shadows + GI off and keep it at medium or high shadows which causes the CPU to work less filtering the extra light and effects.
Load screens will always be an issue with short temp spikes but nothing that will cause crashes.
You may want to look into the rest of your specs for us like RAM and clock speeds or driver version for your GPU, because if you use the latest drivers right now there is crashing happening with it. I'm using an older stable driver.
My i7-11700k spikes to 82C in load screens but sits at 65C while playing. When I had shadows + Gi enabled it was spiking to 90C in load screens and playing at 78C.
Its fully cleaned and pasted and has a good block cooler on it with 2 fans for intake and pushing out at 80% speed.
A 5600x should be fine.