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Possible 9800X3D Failures - Interesting

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I mean it was only a matter of time with AMD leaving tunability up to the end user and people probably pushing them harder than they should on top of certain bios likely not accurately reporting voltages.
 
X3D has always been janky imo. While it is nice they provide an uplift in games, and certain tasks, I do not agree with how they market it. Either make them all with the cache, or none..

Its been a cool experiment though, but erryone wants to be hardcore, and copy settings they know nothing about.
 
X3D has always been janky imo. While it is nice they provide an uplift in games, and certain tasks, I do not agree with how they market it. Either make them all with the cache, or none..

Its been a cool experiment though, but erryone wants to be hardcore, and copy settings they know nothing about.

The crazy thing is they are all crazy fast out of the box needing a negative CO at most but my guess is a lot of intel only users who love to see all the cores fixed at 5.4-5.5 switched teams and killed their shit.... I have no evidence of this ofc but anyone buying an 500 usd 8 core is likely an enthusiast who thinks they know better.

I fully expected you to buy one and kill it I am sorta disappointed lmao.
 
I fully expected you to buy one and kill it I am sorta disappointed lmao.
Nope, these things command respect, and current limiting lol :D

This CPU is great for MSFS 2020.. it totally reams my 58X3D, and curb stomps my 5900X.
 
#1 check your sources first - both are massive clickbaits.

100% clickbait new user to computers
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by u/Fancy_Potato1476 from discussion
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from tomsgarbageclickbaitnewssite https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-com...ority-may-be-happening-on-asrock-motherboards



Brand new build - mobo is an ASRock x870 Pro RS. Picked up the 9800x3d from BestBuy. Using TeamGroup CL30 - 6000 RAM. Got everything to boot up fine at first, got Windows 11 installed successfully. Proceeded to reboot the machine because I wanted to get into the BIOS to check some stuff, and since then I can't get the system to POST.

This is an user error. Only an user error. I doubt the 9800X3d has a much better memmory controller as my ryzen 7600X. Cheap mainboards vs my cheap mainboard.

Stopped reading. checked last part of that reddit post

UPDATE: Well, I wanted to say thanks to everyone here who threw suggestions out there. What a bizarre issue! I took the advice of flashing the bios back, and it looks like that did that trick. The 9800 is not dead "yet". I am currently staring at the BIOS screen as I am typing this update. I also did quite a bit more though (unsure if this helped at all). I completely took apart my system: removed everything including the CPU. I flashed the board back to 3.11, and then put everything back together. Installed new thermal paste and all. Just not sure where to go from here if I'm being honest?

edit: It is unclear if the user flashed the mainboard with a faulty version with unstable settings. Or if the board came with an unstable version.
An user error which was easily fixed by an uefi update for the mainboard. With overclocking DRAM which are not officially supported on that platform afaik.

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wcftech links to an older post = clickbait.
 
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X3D has always been janky imo. While it is nice they provide an uplift in games, and certain tasks, I do not agree with how they market it. Either make them all with the cache, or none..

Its been a cool experiment though, but erryone wants to be hardcore, and copy settings they know nothing about.

I dunno mate, I've had a 7800X3D for over 7 months now. Absolutely 0 issues. Not even a single BSOD.
 


Same thing happened 2 years ago with the 7800X3D, and afaik it was fixed with a BIOS update.
 
Improper tuning or (even worse) using the motherboard auto-tuning......either way, giving the cpu way too much juice, and the x3d chips are very sensitive (and always have been).

To me Redditor = Someone that doesn't know what they are doing.
 

#1 again please check your sources first

it is a duplicate - same story - same user - same mainboard - same processor -

link from this topic


Reddit user u/t0pli


According to a post by “t0pli”,

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I saw it instantly on the first picture. Same failure mode. This story is over 3 weeks old or older. these pictures.
 
I think its dumb having a CPU marketed just for gaming.

Well first off it's not "just for gaming", and you do realize that gaming and watching pr0n is all that many people do on their computers
 
Well first off it's not "just for gaming", and you do realize that gaming and watching pr0n is all that many people do on their computers
Average Joe type guys I suppose.

I do have an X3D chip, but really all its good for is like 1080p games.

Edit:

Before I get ripped a new one, its first gen X3D.. pretty boring.
 
The crazy thing is they are all crazy fast out of the box needing a negative CO at most but my guess is a lot of intel only users who love to see all the cores fixed at 5.4-5.5 switched teams and killed their shit.... I have no evidence of this ofc but anyone buying an 500 usd 8 core is likely an enthusiast who thinks they know better.

I fully expected you to buy one and kill it I am sorta disappointed lmao.
That's me, static OC :) . But I know better not to push the voltage though.
 
I just use tuned PBO. I slammed my 5900X with 300w a few times with static clocks and voltage.. that was an oops..
 
X3D has always been janky imo. While it is nice they provide an uplift in games, and certain tasks, I do not agree with how they market it. Either make them all with the cache, or none..

Its been a cool experiment though, but erryone wants to be hardcore, and copy settings they know nothing about.
Best to wait like 6 months after bios updates resolve certain issues...
 
edit: It is unclear if the user flashed the mainboard with a faulty version with unstable settings. Or if the board came with an unstable version.
An user error which was easily fixed by an uefi update for the mainboard. With overclocking DRAM which are not officially supported on that platform afaik.

Must be the same people that don’t know how to plug in a GPU ;^)
 
To be fair its not user error for me since the mobo hates my qvl rams and only booted after quite a few tries, but has become more reliable after bios updates.
 
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