Not true. It's pretty much as good at low heat loads but AIO's are ultimately better when you get to higher heat loads. A 420 rad obviously has far more surface area than an air cooler.
Yes, looks like it's uneven. Also I saw a similar post where someone said the screws included with their mounting backplate were too long. They used the screws from the original backplate and the temps went down. So maybe double check that at the same time.
When I unlocked my phone to shut it up the message disappeared and it seems there is no way to read it after that. I would have thought it should end up in messages so I could read what it actually said (I mean am I dodging a nuke or a giant meteorite here)
Unless you are running multi-core work 24/7 then just adjust the fan curve if it's too noisy. The CPU is designed to boost as high as it can until it hits the thermal limit. If you don't let it do that then you are losing performance for no reason.
I used to buy Asus by default but I've become a bit of an MSI fanboy. I think their top end stuff is very good across the board (Suprim GPU's, MEG PSU's, Tomahawk/Carbon/MEG mobo's)
My 4090 Suprim X does have coil whine but it's only noticeable at very high frame rates. I've been playing divinity original sin 2 capped at 144 fps and I can't hear anything over my case fans. The card is otherwise a beast with excellent fans/cooling.
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