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CPU Overheating Temperature issue with AMD 3900x and Aorus Pro wifi

Once I have completed assembling custom PC, tried to tweak CPU and RAM memory overclocking.

<<Possible changes that affected the overheat>>
Bios upgraded to F11 from F3.
CPU Overclocking to creator mode and gaming mode using RyzenMaster.
Memory overclocking to 3200Mhz with 18-19-19-19-38 timing.

CPU temp has been found up to 92 C which is way too high and it went up to 75 C after booting with nothing is running.

All setting has been reset to default but overheating CPU issue still remained.

<<Resolution>>
CPU SOC voltage changed from 1.2xxx to 1.12xx in BIOS and found idle temp was stable between 40 ~50 and early 70C when gaming.




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