Starting to really hit the news now. Waiting on the Gamer's Nexus video at the moment.
Our sources say that AMD is working on a fix that includes a voltage cap or lock in the firmware/SMU, which should prevent EXPO memory profiles and simple BIOS manipulations from exceeding an as-yet-undefined limit.
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AMD Ryzen 7000 Burning Out: EXPO and SoC Voltages to Blame (AMD Responds)
Impacts all motherboard makers and all Ryzen 7000 chips.www.tomshardware.com
BIOS updates have been released.
That was prior to the reported issues. The new BIOS , as you are likely aware, has the EXPO and SoC limits that were not previously there to prevent damage. I am very surprised AMD did not have them capped with the AM5 release. They are capped on the AM4's and 5800x3d.
I would just limit the voltage to safe levels and find out later what AMD feels is safe. BIOS's put stupidly high amounts of voltage into the cpu to get memory stable.
We are waiting to see whats going to happen. I was thinking or getting one of the 7800X3D. Going to wait awhile and see how this pans out.
We do know that 1.25V is the recommended safe SoC voltage limit, and we're told that 1.4V and beyond definitely increases the likelihood of the condition occurring. To be clear, running beyond 1.4V doesn't ensure that your chip will burn out, but your odds will increase. Conversely, 1.35V appears to be "safe." Proceed at your own risk, though.
You can see in the derbauer video at 9min that he has a CPU that has these signs but extremely faint so that they only show up in an angle with the light shining on them.My cpu and socket did not show any signs of damage however. I just heard a faint popping like noise come from mobo and everything went dead.
You can see in the derbauer video at 9min that he has a CPU that has these signs but extremely faint so that they only show up in an angle with the light shining on them.
You could have just missed it.
He's not a fan boy, he reviews these components from the point of view of an overclocker and gamer. I watched the whole video and what he states is true. Whatever you think personally.I could only listen to that guy for about 3 minutes... his immature personality just annoyed me to no end... I don't even mind that he's an Intel fanboi. 🤣🤣
He's not a fan boy, he reviews these components from the point of view of an overclocker and gamer. I watched the whole video and what he states is true. Whatever you think personally.
I'm went Intel with my CPU because of all the issues I got with AMD. My Intel platform just works which is the point he makes in the video. My last AMD cpu lasted a few months. My Intel 4930k lasted 7 years overclocked to 4.5GHz before I replaced it. My Q6600 is still working with its overlocked settings. My 3800x lasted a year at most before I got issues with the IO die and the memory overclock.
Intel system just keeps going for longer and with less problems.
Lets start with the driver issues afterall we all ove BSOD.It's what people do to try and get viewers, sad really.
How a
Wow.
I've built AMD and Intel gaming PC's for over 20 years.
I have not had issues as you allude to with any AMD pc or any Intel pc. Please point to data and facts that back up your claim AMD has widespread cpu issues prior to what we have seen with the 7000 series?
My 3800x ran for 3 years without issue and went into a new build for a friend that he uses to games with.
You can be fanboys of companies if you would like. But don't allude to some type of widespread product issues that are simply not true.
“The failure on the new AMD CPUs are still too high.” The company said that of the 320 Ryzen 5000-series CPUs it had received, 19 were “DOA” (dead on arrival), an eyebrow-raising six-percent failure rate. The company also said it had seen three to five failing B550- and X570-based motherboards a week.
A third vendor provided even more information. The company said it isn’t seeing PowerGPU’s reported failure rates with its own systems. Interestingly, however, the vendor actually shared data indicating that Ryzen parts are failing the company’s internal quality screening at a higher rate compared to Intel chips—almost three times as high:
For comparison, the company’ data on Intel chips:
- Ryzen 5000 series fails at 2.9 percent.
- Ryzen 3000 series fails at 3 percent.
- ThreadRipper 3000 series fails at 2.5 percent.
- Intel 9th-gen fails at 0.9 percent.
- Intel 10th-gen fails at 1.2 percent.
The third vendor torture-tests systems with fully loaded memory slots—even if they’re not eventually sold that way. The vendor also explained that its failed CPUs aren’t dead, as PowerGPU reported—they just don’t pass its requirements to run low-latency or high-frequency RAM fully loaded.
He's not a fan boy
It's what people do to try and get viewers, sad really.
I've built AMD and Intel gaming PC's for over 20 years.
I have not had issues as you allude to with any AMD pc or any Intel pc. Please point to data and facts that back up your claim AMD has widespread cpu issues prior to what we have seen with the 7000 series?
My 3800x ran for 3 years without issue and went into a new build for a friend that he uses to games with.
You can be fanboys of companies if you would like. But don't allude to some type of widespread product issues that are simply not true.
I have had more issues with AMD stuff than Intel. Same with their GPU's. Why I'm not getting a 7000x3d series cpu, the current issue has put me off. I got a 10900k after the 3800xt and it has an insane memory overclock and runs at 5.2GHz. It fully max's out a 3080 ti and has been stable for years. Before that my 4930k was stable for years, with an insane overclock and the Q6600 is still going at 3.2GHz. The 2500k degraded after 3 years. Had to be reduced from 4.5 to 4.4GHz.Ummmm... yeah he is... and it sounds like you are too. I've ran Intel for the last 20 years and this is my first AMD system since 2001.
Do I care that my cpu and mobo blew up? Honestly... no I don't.
Why? Because the parts were replaced.
Rather not get into debates about the topic either... I have no problem with either Intel or AMD... I only went AMD because AM5 is new and Intel is coming out with yet another new socket for 14th gen. Made no sense to me to go Intel for future upgradability because LGA 1700 is EOL already.
So anyway... I'm out. 👍
Yep... he even mentioned in his video... about his views and subscribers. All about the clicks.
Exactly this. 👍👍
I have had more issues with AMD stuff than Intel. Same with their GPU's. Why I'm not getting a 7000x3d series cpu, the current issue has put me off. I got a 10900k after the 3800xt and it has an insane memory overclock and runs at 5.2GHz. It fully max's out a 3080 ti and has been stable for years. Before that my 4930k was stable for years, with an insane overclock and the Q6600 is still going at 3.2GHz. The 2500k degraded after 3 years. Had to be reduced from 4.5 to 4.4GHz.
The 7000 series comes out and yet again there is a possible issue with memory overclocking. This is not just a small issue and dosn't happen on Intel cpus.
Lets start with the driver issues afterall we all ove BSOD.
News - AMD Issues Fix and Workaround for fTPM Stuttering Issues
AMD has finally acknowledged issues with its in-built firmware TPM security feature in its processors, and has issued a fix and temporary workaround. AMD Issues Fix and Workaround for fTPM Stuttering Issues : Read moreforums.tomshardware.com
Then the 3600x's.
View: https://www.reddit.com/r/Amd/comments/l3bog8/my_ryzen_5_3600_died_on_me_yesterday/[SOLVED] - ryzen 3600 system dead, but why and how?
Last August i ve build a gaming Rig for a friend of mine with the following specs: CPU: AMD Ryzen 3600 Mobo: MSI B450-A PRO MAX PSU: 600 Watt be-quiet! System Power 9 Non-Modular 80+ Bronze RAM: 16GB (2x8) Crucial Ballistix Sport LT V2 Single Rank grau DDR4-3000 DIMM CL 15-16-16 Dual Kit Grafic...forums.tomshardware.com
View: https://www.reddit.com/r/Amd/comments/d8lrvy/my_rzyen_5_3600_is_dead/
View: https://www.reddit.com/r/techsupport/comments/ndhp50/ryzen_3600_cpus_keep_dying_is_the_mobo_auto/
View: https://www.reddit.com/r/Amd/comments/jewoyw/ryzen_5_3600x_failed_after_6_months_warranty_speed/
[SOLVED] - ryzen 3600 system dead, but why and how?
Last August i ve build a gaming Rig for a friend of mine with the following specs: CPU: AMD Ryzen 3600 Mobo: MSI B450-A PRO MAX PSU: 600 Watt be-quiet! System Power 9 Non-Modular 80+ Bronze RAM: 16GB (2x8) Crucial Ballistix Sport LT V2 Single Rank grau DDR4-3000 DIMM CL 15-16-16 Dual Kit Grafic...forums.tomshardware.com
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Ryzen 3600X Died suddenly - Confirmed
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New Ryzen 5 3600 dead or am I missing something?
Hello This is going to be a super long post so please bear with me. Recently I upgraded from a Ryzen 5 1600 to a Ryzen 5 3600 as my motherboard was the MSI B450 gaming plus, I upgraded the bios before swapping out the 1600 for the 3600. On first try the system refused to boot in dual channel so I...linustechtips.com
Dead CPU? AMD Ryzen 3700x
Hello, Recently my PC stopped turning on and after removing the CPU it would start up indicating it's probably a CPU issue? whenever I shut down my PC through windows my fans would start spinning at full blast and it wouldn't stop until I turned off my PSU, this issued happend about 4-5 times...community.amd.com
Question - FIVE dead Ryzen CPUs? Greg Salazar on YT.
Tech Yes City on YT recently did a vid about dead 3600 CPUs shpwing up. Are we seeing results of "early aging" issues with Ryzen?forums.anandtech.com
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Ryzen 5000 failure rates: We reality-check the claims
One system vendor reported that Ryzen 5000 chips are failing at a high rate. Our sources and others suggest the problem is isolated.www.pcworld.com
This is what happened to my CPU, would no longer run low-latency or high-frequency RAM fully loaded. Also why I didn't RMA the CPU with overclockers. My 3800x was as fast as a 9900k at the time because of the memory overclock. 11k-12k range in 3d Mark time spy cpu.