Odd that there’s a later BIOS revision that’s a BETA that came out today. The notes aren’t helpful in deciphering the difference. Will stick with 1303.
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AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D CPU Burns Up
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Odd that there’s a later BIOS revision that’s a BETA that came out today. The notes aren’t helpful in deciphering the difference. Will stick with 1303.
its probably AMD's fix, via the new AGESA ComboAM5Pi 1.0.0.7
EDIT: Yup, it is, 1410 : https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet...H4MlJ7meeDbEHYP-FHYW-PMyOk/edit#gid=522016589
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Ah nice one, will probably wait for it to come out of beta as I’ve only just updated the bios this morning can’t be arsed doing it again today haha.
agreed, I wont flash a beta anyway, not with all the issues, it voids warranty, things are bad enough, it will be a pretty fast release anyway I expect, its in testing now.
Caporegime
Here come the clowns....
The 78003D draws less power than its none X3D equivalents and they are "burning up" because of power, (with references to the 4090 to make sure you know exactly what they are talking about) says Der8auer, yes its him again, the pretend electrical engineering genius that keep's making the most obvious laymen mistakes in his analysis.
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The 78003D draws less power than its none X3D equivalents and they are "burning up" because of power, (with references to the 4090 to make sure you know exactly what they are talking about) says Der8auer, yes its him again, the pretend electrical engineering genius that keep's making the most obvious laymen mistakes in his analysis.
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Soldato
Just moved to AM5 the other week, guess im selling up and moving to Intel....again
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Just moved to AM5 the other week, guess im selling up and moving to Intel....again
Or you could update your BIOS with the fixed spec that AMD pushed out to the mobo makers.
Soldato
They just limited vsoc voltage which by the sounds of it. Is far from the only issue at play.
They just limited vsoc voltage which by the sounds of it. Is far from the only issue at play.
I disagree with your source that told you all they did was limit voltage.
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FYI 1410 is in testing, not even beta. Personally i wouldn't try it.
Caporegime
Why is this only happening on Asus motherboards?
And not for the first time, Asus had issues with pushing too many volts in to Intel Coffeelake, Ryzen 3000 series, Ryzen 5000 series and now the 7000 X3D Chips, Why. Is. It. Always. Asus? The last one i remember was Asus forcing over 1.6v in to Ryzen 5000 under heavy multicore load, about 300mv higher than was safe.
The other thing is, given the known history of Asus with this, why is that suddenly forgotten and pushed as a fault with the CPU? The motherboard regulates the voltage, its because Asus, similar to their MCE thing think that slamming massive volts in to the CPU makes them faster and with that faster looking motherboard's than their competitors.
I get that AMD don't want to lay the blame on one of their most important partners, Asus and AMD have been doing quite a lot together lately, AMD will take it on the chin. But these so called tech journalists should know better.
And not for the first time, Asus had issues with pushing too many volts in to Intel Coffeelake, Ryzen 3000 series, Ryzen 5000 series and now the 7000 X3D Chips, Why. Is. It. Always. Asus? The last one i remember was Asus forcing over 1.6v in to Ryzen 5000 under heavy multicore load, about 300mv higher than was safe.
The other thing is, given the known history of Asus with this, why is that suddenly forgotten and pushed as a fault with the CPU? The motherboard regulates the voltage, its because Asus, similar to their MCE thing think that slamming massive volts in to the CPU makes them faster and with that faster looking motherboard's than their competitors.
I get that AMD don't want to lay the blame on one of their most important partners, Asus and AMD have been doing quite a lot together lately, AMD will take it on the chin. But these so called tech journalists should know better.
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It isn't only happening on Asus motherboards. Asus just sell more motherboards than anyone else
Caporegime
Where are the examples of Gigabyte motherboards burrnbing up these CPU's? or MSI?
They don't exist.
Caporegime
Also, Asus motherboards are much more popular among Intel users than they are with AMD users, there are a lot of Asus AMD users, but more Gigabyte / MSI users, AMD users tend to think Asus are over priced and reckless.
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der8auer has a video about a 7900X unsoldering itself on an aorus master board, also another example with ASRock: https://imgur.com/a/1oNS9DC
Caporegime
This is the same guy who insisted the few cracked die RX 6000 GPU's that one repair guy had was due to "voltage and AMD drivers" that he had "proved it in his labs" and that "AMD should act right now to stop peoples GPU's from exploding"
The first thing i said on learning of this was "these are ex-mining cards that have been pressure washed, moisture had gotten under the die" which it turns out was exactly right. Did der8auer ever apologies for his click bait hyperbole lies? no did he nelly..... he just pretended the whole thing never existed.
So i want to know what he did...
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This is on the ASUS X670E Gene website as a beta right now for my board: https://rog.asus.com/motherboards/rog-crosshair/rog-crosshair-x670e-gene-model/helpdesk_bios/
Have an 7850x3D with MSI MPG Edge WiFi using the latest bios which was put out on 14th of April
It appears my SOC is 1.35v I am aware based on the pasted Gamers Nexus I go that it's not the only cause, but should I change anything and how do I do so.
It appears my SOC is 1.35v I am aware based on the pasted Gamers Nexus I go that it's not the only cause, but should I change anything and how do I do so.