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Why not use the 13900K instead? To see how much this AIO can cool, it's total limit.

Final update: Upgraded my GPU and with this new one the PCIe 4.0 started to work again. Apparently the issue is with the previous GPU, but I'm a bit skeptical If I should warranty it and the brand test on another platform (Such as Intel) and PCIe 4.0 work flawlessly, which would conclude in me...

Yep, still the same issue and I'm fairly sure it's indeed the motherboard/chipset, I'll rma it again as soon as I upgrade my GPU.

Just an update.** I basically just given up and stick with PCIe 3.0, but I've been OCing my RAM lately, tweaked my VDDP, VDDG and SoC voltages (Making then as low as possible) and a couple minutes ago I also decided to give PCIe 4.0 another try and it booted, restarted another 3 times just to be...

Since my NVMe is PCIe 3.0 I just left it at auto, the only thing I specified as "PCIe 3.0" is the top PCIe slot, PCIEX16_1, because my GPU is "PCIe 4.0" and auto will set it accordingly.

Nope, rma'd the MOBO, rma'd the CPU, same issue. And according to him (Head of GALAX in Latin America and a pro overclocker, among other things): Ronaldo Buassali It's an AMD platform issue with some mobos. It doesn't occur on Intel boards.

No. I'm well aware of the riser and PCI 4.0 issue, but never used it anyway.

I'm starting to suspect it's a CPU defect, I'm contacting AMD's support to see if they can confirm that, I might try a RMA, and depending on how long the support takes to to confirm or deny it, I'll do it next week since my warranty expires next month. Here's another video of how it behaves with...

Same model. About the PCIe 3.0 and 4.0 performance difference, for now it's virtually zero, but I'm always upgrading my hardware whenever I can, so that PCIe version may make a notable difference in the near future.

I'm aware it's PCIe 3. But the problem is related to the GPU slot, not the M.2. Can't I set the GPU as PCIe 4.0 and the M.2 as PCIe 3.0?

The top slot only doesn't work properly at PCIe 4.0. I'm using the latest non-beta BIOS.

After trying to narrow down the cause (https://forums.tomshardware.com/threads/windows-10-stuck-on-loading-dots.3745394/#post-22615583) I've found how to reproduce it, simply setting in bios the first slot as auto or PCIe 4.0 will make my Windows unable to boot 99% of the time. It posts and when...

Try following these steps here, to narrow the possible causes: https://rog.asus.com/forum/showthread.php?124751-Code-00-(Dark-Hero)

I don't have a clear answer for that, really weird behavior. But I suggest you taking a look on this thread: https://forums.tomshardware.com/threads/system-will-only-boot-up-after-i-press-the-reset-button.513393/

Yes. As long as your motherboard has a PCIe slot, it will work.