Tuesday, May 9th 2023

ASUS Posts an Important Update for Ryzen 7000 Processors on its AM5 Motherboards

This update is a continuation of our response to this issue. As mentioned, ASUS has been working with AMD on defining new rules for the new BIOS updates. These updates will continue to be completed as necessary. The BIOS updates address concerns regarding potential damage that may occur when using Ryzen 7000 series processors with our AM5 motherboards by following the latest guidance from AMD. This includes a cap on SOC voltage at 1.3 V. Please download the latest version of the BIOS updates from asus.com/support.

Thank you again for choosing our product. If you still have any questions, or are concerned that your motherboard may have been affected by this issue, please contact our ASUS support team in your region. If an issue is identified, your motherboard will be covered by our warranty. Our support teams are ready to assist you.
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34 Comments on ASUS Posts an Important Update for Ryzen 7000 Processors on its AM5 Motherboards

#26
sethmatrix7
EskimonsterThrash mouth much, welcome to my ban list
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#27
Zubasa
"Our 'Scumbag ASUS' video is up -- not relating to the Ally. We want to note also that ASUS emailed us last week after Part 1 of exploding CPUs - an unprompted email - and asked if they could fly out to our office this week to meet with us about the issues and speak "openly." We told them we'd be down for it but that we'd have to record the conversation. They did say they wanted to speak openly, after all. They haven't replied to us for 5 days. So... ASUS had a chance to correct this. We were holding the video to afford that opportunity. But as soon as we said "sure, but we're filming it because we want a record of what's promised," we get silence. Wanting to comment on something and provide a statement is not only fine, but encouraged; we're always happy to provide that opportunity. See: Newegg interview with the executives. However, we're not going to let it be done without accountability and in the shadows. They could have done this the right way."
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#29
R0H1T
Yes this was discussed in some other thread last week, clearly a typo but makes for great online content :ohwell:
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#31
Shrek
Space LynxI read that lightning is hotter than the sun:D
Surface of the Sun isn't that hot
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#32
Space Lynx
Astronaut
ShrekSurface of the Sun isn't that hot
its such a fascinating fact. i know from a physics standpoint it makes sense, but its just funny to think about in a general sense
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#34
RH92
sethmatrix7Not even referring to failures. The Asus boards are just lower quality compared to other manufacturers in the mid to low pricing segment.
Wouldn't say they are lower quality but they ask more than the competition for a given set of features and that is especially true at lower tier , mid tier it becomes more arguable .
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