Sorry but i can’t see your images…
For the disconnections you should provide more details about the ptp configuration…
What do you consider as high temperature?
30%-40% load in the CPU is high but not high enough to cause problems… so as long it stays below 70%-80% percent for me is just fine…
I normally have no CPU usage if there no data transfer, actually there is no traffic and it is high CPU. Here is a graph for 2 month, there are peaks when I transfer lot of data, but actually there is no traffic in the PtP:
The temperature is similar, it can vary from day and night, but not so much. Here 2 month graph:
It happens in both PtP devices, I think it will related to a RouterOS or RouterBoard firmware version. I have remote access to the devices, so is not easy to downgrade the versions.
The temperature is normal… The CPU load is fine too, you have some peeks close to 80% percent which i guess are because of traffic or something like that…
What is not normal to me is those big voltage drops… those drops can easily cause a reboot of the device…
ALL 400Mhz Mikrotik radio unusable now. Mikrotik change OWN driver & many things now use software- CPU processing. High traffic consume too much CPU load & CCQ & data rate drops & drops & sometimes disconnect. Simple test make TCP bandwidth test on old 5Hnd SXT 400Mhz & 40Mhz channel, datarate drops, CCQ drops even in lab & perfect link.