u/Educational_Big891

I have a PC with a Gigabyte X870 Aorus Elite and a 9800X3D. On other motherboard brands, it’s possible to enter values up to 255 in Curve Optimizer (I know values that high are meaningless, that’s not the point), but on my motherboard the maximum value is limited to 60. I see other people easily running their 9800X3D at -30, while my CPU throws errors in even AIDA64 above -15. Is this because the unit scale on Gigabyte motherboards is different compared to other brands, or is my CPU’s silicon quality simply poor?

The relay-clicking sound that normally occurs when the computer is turning on or off also happens while I’m using the PC. It especially occurs during sudden power changes, like when entering or exiting games. By the way, my PSU model is the Corsair RM850e. Could this cause any problems?

I didn’t upload a video because it’s not a very specific sound, just the typical relay-clicking noise.