MaurizioC wrote:
in my previous attempet I did try to change the voltages with no luck
I will not try a beta bios, I will wait for the final bios.
If the issues is not solved in 2 weeks I will send back the motherboard and buy MSI /Gigabyte
I doubt everything will be solved in 2 weeks. The beta bioses are significantly more stable than the old.
Before you return the motherboard, go and take a look at the Gigabyte and MSI forums as well as the reddit threads on the issues. Things are not better with the other manufacturers. Basically this is an AGESA related issue.
Since the 5000 series processors came out, AMD and the board partners need to get the BIOS sorted. The issues affect both 5000 and 3000 series processors, but those with longer memories will remember similar issues a year ago when the 3000 processors first came out. The BIOS did end up improving, although some of us have had a few sleep/wake and USB issues which have been ongoing. The WHEA related issues came a lot more recently since the 5000 launch and seem to affect both processors.
As mentioned, manually tweaking your IOD/CCD voltages may help if you are not prepared to try and beta bios (although for the life of me, I can't think of a good reason why you would not!).
In my case, the old BIOS needed the following to get working:
*Cpu Soc Voltage 1.1v
*Vddg iod 950mv
*Vddg ccd 900mv
I also pushed the RAM voltage around 1.37 from memory, but this will depend on your config.
Personally I would go down the beta bios path. It's a lot smoother than your frying pan / fryer option.
