You are right, can't denied the current issue on the Zen3 most likely due to the wafer QC and probably AMD also aware of this but the management try to hide it under carpet.
With the extremely high demand of chips produced by this 7nm node i guess QC no longer an important aspect, what their target is to produce as much as possible the volume of chips.

It's ok bro, my money i decided what i want right? I'm a matured adult, not like those youngster fellas everyday Intel vs AMD/ Nvidia vs AMD...if Intel can come out a 12/16core mainstream chips today i will buy in..agree?

If only Linus Torvalds read this tread then only he will know how unreliable AMD is.

For so many years the good PSU going to be used, the tiny tiny money saved each month accumulated to offset the cost of using it

Got link for it?

Bonchi
Where does your 5600x made at?

Cause I just read :
https://www.reddit.com/r/Amd/comments/l4hr5...ntext=8&depth=9
Surely this can't be true, or perhaps?

RTX3090 how much RRP?

Cod. Warzone is crazy on “stability”
Coldwar because of dlss/rtx reduces this but
Have u noticed how “rt” or “dlss” type games seem to behave like javascript??

Bomchi you da code guy right. Have u noticed this on dlss2.0??

Infact was talking to owikh84 the other day and we both had our rig before rtx 3080.. alot of ram issue etc all happened after we put ampere on the mobo.
Coincidence??

nrw did u notice anything coinciding with ampere on the system ??

2000 is the max it can go but only guaranteed to 1600. so I wont be surprised if 50% or even only 10% of the ryzens out there can stay absolutely stable at 2000 IF.

that 2000 value is the same as most mobos claim support up to 6000mhz ram OC because the vrm and socket can handle the loads and bios have settings untill that value but not guaranteed to reach.

he has a point

asus unless u pay for maximus/crosshair/rampage.. the rest.. is ???
currently they made strix-e not bad
itx i dare say the b550i strix the only decent non crosshair itx they ever made but not cheap also

they nerf the bios based on tier

msi doesnt..
giga bios on intel is like a archaic piece of rubbish but like z490 ram oc part was actually decent

i need the PCIe 4.0 feature and less power usage

Anyone having issues?

https://wccftech.com/amd-ryzen-5000-zen-3-d...-failure-rates/

AMD Ryzen 5000 ‘Zen 3’ Desktop CPUs & X570 Motherboards Have High Failure Rates, Reports PowerGPU

Probably needs some people who know how to read European web stores to get RMA rates reported from there. The last time they had reports like this, it's mostly for the 5700 series Radeons showing a significantly higher rate than all Turing cards except the 2080Ti. Considering how bad some of the 5700 cards are, not surprising, although the 2080Ti RMA rates suggest that enthusiasts who are more likely to spend money on hardware are much more discerning (or abusing RMA for silicon lottery).

I saw a Reddit post where some guy quoted Mindfactory numbers, but with no source though: https://www.reddit.com/r/hardware/comments/...e_high/gnjoyml/

If the numbers are legit, seems like Germans don't like Gigabyte X570/B550 boards in general, RMA rates are way higher than the rest.

I'm fairly active on the Asus CH8 OC and owner's thread, from our collective reports there - the CPU that has the most issues are indeed the 5950x. More often than not, you will see people complaining that they can't even boot beyond 3600mhz/1800mhz IF, these are Zen 2 speeds lol!

Of course some BIOS releases has helped alleviate such cases recently, but it's not untrue that 5950x is currently the CPU to avoid, besides the 5800x which is of a silly value to begin with.

https://www.pcworld.com/article/3608349/ryz...the-claims.html

PCWorld talks to an unnamed hardware vendor:

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.
Sounds like binning is the main cause (at least for 10850K and 3990X). Also interesting to note that memory tests are done - AMD chips can be finicky sometimes in 4-slot configurations.