My RT500 TC ARGB is causing core temps to skyrocket during debris physics in Control 2, why?

Whenever I hit those surreal, high-impact scenes, my CPU cores would jump from 62℃ to 94℃ in about three seconds. This thermal shock triggered the motherboard's throttling, tanking my FPS from 110 down to a choppy 42. I first tried capping the maximum processor state to 99% in Windows, which dropped temps by 5℃ but cost me 15% in overall performance—a trade-off that felt like a total rip-off. I ended up ripping out the RT500 TC ARGB and swapping the stock paste for high-conductivity liquid metal, then forced the fan curve to 100% once it hit 80℃. Monitoring via HWMonitor showed the peaks were finally suppressed to 78-83℃, and the clock speeds stabilized from a wild 3.2-4.8GHz range to a steady 4.5-4.7GHz. I did deal with some annoying chassis vibration when the fans first ramped up, but a quick voltage offset tweak in the BIOS silenced it. CPU package power settled at 125-138W with fans humming at 1800-2100 RPM. I locked this profile in the BIOS, and now the frame pacing is rock steady.