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AXP90 AM5 Offset Bracket
AXP90 AM5 Offset Bracket
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Introducing the AXP90 offset bracket! (also known as bunnie bracket)
Version 2 Released with revised leaf-spring style over-tighten indicator!
Optional shoulder-bolts will also be included but require our backplate to utilize.
Disclaimer: 3D Printed spacers and shoulder bolts will not work with stock backplates, i.e. ASUS, ASRock, Gigabyte, MSI, or stock AMD
Designed for AXP90 (newer revisions) and intended to help with the offset CCD in Ryzen Zen 4 CPUs in order to reduce temps by 2-3 degrees C.
Comes with 2 brackets and 4 3D printed spacers in ASA to hard mount the AXP90 on standard motherboards.
WARNING the longer top bracket may deform if overtightened, please only hand tighten
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Went from 19k to 23k score in cinebench r23. Changed from kyrosheet with stock axp90 mounting brackets to ptm7950 with the legacy axp90 am5 offset bracket. Both cinebench runs were with -30 CO, 6000mhz CL30.
Dropped temperature by a few degrees as promised. I had around 40–42°C idle, now it's 37–39°C.
In gaming scenarios, peak temps were around 84°C (previously 88°C) in UE5 games during shader compilation. Average temperature with the offset bracket under load is around 70°C.
I'd definitely recommend this product as it gives you a few extra degrees of headroom.
Setup: 9800X3D + AXP90-X47 Full Copper, PPT 88W, CO -25.
In games, you really don’t need more than 88W — usually, it stays within 60–70W.
Dropped temperature by a few degrees as promised. I had around 40–42°C idle, now it's 37–39°C.
In gaming scenarios, peak temps were around 84°C (previously 88°C) in UE5 games during shader compilation. Average temperature with the offset bracket under load is around 70°C.
I'd definitely recommend this product as it gives you a few extra degrees of headroom.
Setup: 9800X3D + AXP90-X47 Full Copper, PPT 88W, CO -25.
In games, you really don’t need more than 88W — usually, it stays within 60–70W.
Well made and shipped quickly