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Need help undervolting the 5800x. getting 90 degrees in cinebench r20 and r23 this normal?

I have the corsair h115i pro xt 280mm and a 4000D airflow case. Haven't changed anything from stock configurations. multiple people have reported Cinebench fetching 90 degrees so i doubt it's just me i just need to set up a good undervolt.
 
I'm quite new to pcs this is my first build ever, can you explain how i can undervolt? I've been using ryzen master and changing the peak core voltage and the ghz from 3800 to 4200 just to see what happens. Runs both cinebench tests no higher than 70-80 degrees max. As for PBO and Bios settings i have no clue which to turn on or change, motherboard is a msi b550 tomahawk.
 
the rad isnt too hot. In ryzen master i have PPT, TDC and EDC all at stock so 1000, 140, 220 respectively. I have peak core voltage at 1.2 volts and running at 4.2ghz. idles at high 30s but still get 85 in cinebench r 20 and r 23
 
There's a point at which if you lower them too much then performance won't be what it could be. If you try what I suggested with EDC and check the cinebench scores you may find same performance at lower temps. Shaving 15C off as you've already done is already very good though, if performance appears to be the same with no downclocking on load.
yeah ive tried setting new limits and temps are WAY lower. why on earth are my stock pbo limits set stupidly high??
 
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