Big Flubba

So after a lot of tweaking and changing settings I have resorted to leaving my findings here. I have power plan set to ultimate performance in Windows. My specs are . . .
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/4NbBhk
 
I have my case fans setup as 3 intakes and one exhaust in the back. I have done 2 applications and mounts on my cooler and I have the mounting hardware and cooler screws tight. I don't have them death grip but they are snug plus a little more. I am using Noctua thermal paste applied using the spread method and a decent layer across the entire chip. I am aiming for maximum performance possible with as much optimizations as I can for cool temps. If some sacrifice is to be made on performance for a big jump in efficiency then I'm all for that. I just don't want to leave untapped performance on the table. I am fine if it is not at the bleeding edge as theirs negative effects. I also want it to be stable too. I know that all of these wants have conflicts, but I want to get the best I can all around. I am fully open to suggestions and am wanting to learn. What should I do?



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I have noticed with the scaler at 1x rather then 10x I get better performance at lower temps. I don't know if i should leave it at 1 or 10 when it is supposed to give better performance at 10, but I don't have that thermal headroom.

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Thank you all so much for the help. Now here comes the hard part I got to get the cash to buy the parts to build.

I've always had a good history with Intel never used AMD. So Intel.