Does the Cooler Master B360 pump speed cause instant CPU overheating and crashes in The Last of Us Part I?

This AIO was basically playing Russian roulette with my hardware. Despite being a 360mm unit, TLOU managed to spike my CPU to 100°C and trigger a hard reboot—absolutely ridiculous. The pump response in default mode was way too sluggish, letting heat pile up at the block instead of moving it to the rad. I first tried pinning the pump at 100% constantly, but the high-frequency buzzing was a nightmare in a quiet room. I switched to a linked strategy: 80% pump speed at 60°C, ramping to 100% at 85°C. After two hours of stress testing, the peak temps were suppressed to 75°C - 82°C with zero frame drops. I did run into a glitch where a software conflict stopped the pump entirely during low loads, which was terrifying until I clean-installed the drivers. Now, coolant temps are stable at 30°C - 36°C with fans at 1200 RPM. Exporting the thermal logs showed the spikes are gone, and the input response finally feels instantaneous.