If I read this article correctly, then the "fix" is extremely easy:
do not use the default Adrenalin settings...
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I try not to in every case. I always plug in my own settings and I make custom game profiles for every game I run so that I can set them all a bit differently if I want. I have had a 5700XT and now a 6700 XT running the latest Adrenalins and have not seen this at all.
I've never seen these adrenalins overwrite my CPU bios settings in any event, whatsoever.
Sounds to me that he's become confused between RyzenMaster and the Adrenalins--
Ryzen Master will most certainly write in its own bios settings the minute you hit "apply" (which is why it asks you to reboot when testing and applying)--I've seen that many times. But Ryzen Master is intended primarily for users who know little to nothing about overclocking but for some reason want to try it, anyway. I don't use it anymore. It's not bad or anything, I just don't need it. It's also possible that he's running the "overclock" function of the Adrenalins, which I never use, either.
It would have been nice had the author of this piece been able to duplicate the assertions himself--which apparently he could not for whatever reason. As I say (see sig), I've never seen this happen, and I go into the bios frequently.