Indiana Jones under constant heavy loads my Colorful CVN B760M FROZEN WIFI D5 V20 motherboard trips power limits constantly causing stutters. Should I rework the case airflow paths to let the board sustain clocks longer or is there another approach?

Indiana Jones sustained loads slam the Colorful CVN B760M FROZEN WIFI D5 V20 motherboard into power delivery walls with the chipset heatsink blasting hot air and clock drops creating frustrating stutters. Bumping voltage ceilings just triggered thermal safeties faster forcing instant downclocking with no stability gained. Reworking internal chassis ducting finally boosted thermal exchange past the original ceiling. Tracking frequency decay under load means checking if cable routing chokes exhaust zones. Once airflow paths cleared throttling triggers dropped off and sustained output climbed steadily. Bottleneck metrics quantified fully so evaluations stopped relying on guesswork. Physical rerouting demands rig disassembly but the thermal deadlock shatters. The manual work feels tiring though benchmark logs offer solid reference even if full loads still show minor clock wobbles. Even after the adjustments there are still limitations and power walls surface in extreme scenarios. For this board airflow tweaks stabilize performance a lot but case layout demands increase and long sessions still require extra cooling attention.