That's a SPICY CPU 🔥 🔥 🔥
but is known to run a little spicy. That said, they shouldn't be getting so hot they deform. There has to be an issue with the CPU, or perhaps the motherboard or BIOS, to result in this. Unfortunately we don't have any concrete information on where exactly the issue lies.
What we do know is it's not an isolated issue, as other users are reporting similar problems with 7000X3D-series CPUs on both Asus and MSI branded boards. Tom's Hardware notes that YouTube overlocker der8auer had the same issues with one of these chips without even leaving the BIOS. This combined with Asus's removal of older BIOS for some motherboards means it's probably a good move to make sure your mobo is up to date, just in case.
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