AMD Adrenalin claims my 7800x3d is only drawing 60 watts under 100% load

Computer Type: Desktop

GPU: 6650 xt

CPU: 7800x3d

Motherboard: ASUS TUF B650-E Wifi

BIOS Version: 3222

RAM: 2x16 GB GSKILL Flare X5 6000 MHZ

PSU: MSI MAG A850 GL PCIE5 850W

Case: Fractal North

Operating System & Version: WINDOWS 11 PRO 26100.3476

GPU Drivers: AMD Windows Driver Version 32.0.13031.3015

Chipset Drivers: AMD B650E version 7.02.13.148

Background Applications: AMD Adrenalin and Cinebench, everything else closed

Description of Original Problem:

I just built a new PC, and according to AMD's Adrenalin software, my 7800x3d is drawing only 60 watts at 100% utilization during cinebench testing, and about 3 watts at idle. Windows 11 power settings are set to prioritize performance, and I haven't changed any power settings in BIOS. I'm on the most recent chipset drivers from AMD's website, the most recent version of Adrenalin and using the most up-to-date version of my motherboard's BIOS from their website.

The CPU appears to behave as normal, performance wise. With no tuning except XMP, it scores about 18050 on cinebench r23 multicore at 75 degrees. It boosts to 4.8 ghz during the multicore test and 5.0 ghz during a single core test, although that tends to fluctuate slightly.

I think the CPU is drawing 120 watts during the testing and about 6 at idle, and for whatever reason, Adrenalin is halving that amount.

Troubleshooting: I've uninstalled and reinstalled AMD Adrenalin. I've ensured that all power connectors are seated correctly. I haven't tried AMD Ryzen Master or any other tuning.