this is the 3500 pro, in an x395, completing the pcmark10.
no thermal throttling even though some of the CPU core hit 93deg intermittently.

till now nobody tried yet with their higher spec 3700
would be interesting to see if 3700 can hit max without being bogged down by the cooling system

sure this is a benchmark. but its pcmark.
it tests the speed of normal daily computing tasks.
if a PC gets bogged down by opening spreadsheet and word processing and web browsing, well something is amiss..

cinebench or aida doesn't represent normal, general computing usage.
CPU/GPU load using word processing and excel and photoshop is vastly different compared to cinebench and aida. pcmark is a more realistic benchmark to simulate normal daily computing load.

but sure i'll check again with uprof to see if it throttles.