AMD fixes bugs causing Ryzen 7000X3D chip burn-ins

AMD reported that this Thursday (27) has Fixed issues that apparently caused new Ryzen 7000X3D CPUs to burn. Users have taken to social media in recent days to complain that chip failures have caused serious damage to their equipment’s motherboards.

in contact BorderThe manufacturer’s spokesperson, Matthew Hurwitz, stated that the company has made changes to the architecture of the component “to prevent the CPU from operating beyond specification limits.” This should essentially put an end to the problem that causes many headaches for owners, according to the complaints posted on Reddit.

Hurwitz said the BIOS firmware update has started shipping out to partners producing socket AM5 motherboards, eliminating voltage above-threshold errors. According to the representative, the fix will be available to everyone in the coming days.

Tuesday (25), AMD Problem with Ryzen 7000X3D processors and stated that it is investigating the reported cases. Although the brand did not explain the reasons for the error that caused the chips in this series to randomly burn, something overclocking is suspected.

Burnt and “swollen” plaques

In addition Motherboard burnout due to bug in Ryzen 7000X3D processors, many users also said their equipment was “bloated”. Some have stated in the middle of the photo posts that the expansion of the CPU block is probably due to the excessive heat generated by the component.

companies like Asus and MSI have released the necessary update for the fixLimits CPU voltage options to safe limits. The recommendation is that all affected cardholders access the manufacturer’s website to download and install the update.

In case of owners whose devices have been burned due to chip issues, the procedure is to contact AMD’s customer support service immediately.