im really disappointed with jayztwocents with his RAM video and the MCE /power limits your talking about.
dont worry. you have an extremely overbuilt motherboard that is easily able to handle 500+ amps. if you had a low end/budget motherboard then it would be an issue. but you do not
intel wants you to run the cpu at a high power limit as pl2 but you can keep pl1 at 253 (these settings are AUTO let BIOS optimize)
jayztwocents video was just honestly really irresponsible. he even said in his video that asus was putting vcore at 1.28v which is not a lot at all and he admitted it(think about how many people are doing fixed vcore overclocking at 1.35v+)
what he was trying to say if your cooling solution/hardware is not good enough and your not getting the clockspeed because of it then you should turn off MCE. but if you have a decent 360mm AIO just let the bios optimize and lift power limits so you get more performance for free.
Current CPUs are Overheating? The Honest Opinion of an Intel Engineer (youtube.com)
honestly this is a very good video where derbauer interviews the guy who made how thermals work in intel cpus for over 10 years. very informative what they wanted when making this cpu. the TL;DR is if your running all core heavy workloads you not being at 100c is losing performance and thus not getting the performance you paid for.
again. very disappointed in jay for the misinformation and fear mongering. he even says in an earlier build to let the limits go up when he built a pc with a 13900k
What to do AFTER you build your PC... Updated for 2023 (youtube.com)
he starts talking about it at the 21 minute mark
again. very disappointed in him.
