BIOS fix is futile and hardware fix procedure would be costly; Asus is clearly playing "divide and conquer" strategy here to avoid product recall until warranty expires itself. This is the very definition of anti-consumer, and I'm in awe no tech YouT...
Asus support confirmed a hardware fix is required for Asus B550-I series crashing with RTX 4000 cards
https://www.reddit.com/r/sffpc/comments/169gabv/asus_support_confirmed_a_hardware_fix_is_required/
For those out of the loop...
https://nga.178.com/read.php?tid=36552052&rand=980
https://www.chiphell.com/thread-2543203-1-1.html
Even users from China ran into same problem, fix your sh!t Asus!
https://www.reddit.com/r/sffpc/comments/164hbej/b550i_bios_3301_maybe_crash_serie_4000_solved/
Mix results from the latest 3301 BIOS update. Anyone here tried?
Well, Asus never specify details of "security vulnerabilities" or "system stability" in their updates. Not admitting mistakes is the first step not getting sued.
