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My specs are: CPU: I9 13900k GPU: Asus Rtx4070ti MB: Asus z790 hero CPU cooler: Kraken 360mm AiO RAM: G.Skill Trident Z5 RGB, DDR5, 32 GB, 6400MHz, CL32 PSU: BeQuiet! Straight power 11 750w SSD: 2x Samsung 500gb 970 EVO plus
There isn't wrong with any components you have mentioned here, I hope you have enabled XMP in the bios if not it will cut down some of your performance, also that AIO more than sufficient to cool even with unlocked power limits, when you run the Cinebench just keep the hwinfo running at background and just check the core clocks of both P & E cores and see how much does it settle into.
I do have XMP II enabled.