ryzen 3000 cpu vrms pcie4.0 and nvme ssd drives.

[ralphandmike]

hello. I am wondering about something so I have a ryzen 3700x I was using a gigabyte b450m aorus my question is does the pcie and the fact that nvme gets really hot even on a x570 using a heavy duty heatsink and all would that cause an issue where the thermal performance could kill the motherboard or cpu? reason being I have watched a ltt video on the new boards and they mentioned the whole x570 using a fan on the chipset to address the heat issues with the chipset itself. I am using the nvme and have a video card over top of it. the b450m aorus kind of has the ssd connector in between the pcie slot and some other ones. there was another question I had about the vrms? are any b450 boards suitable for stock ryzen 3700x or below chips? some other people have suggested they are not due to the vrm power draw and issues with burning them out. then there is the thermal question about how to properly address the whole vrm, pcie and video card as well as cpu to keep the system stable and running.