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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 81286, member: 636"]
That internet cafe is on its way to having a full Ryzen graveyard. A new report details a massive batch failure, with fifteen out of one hundred fifty Ryzen 7 9800X3D processors dying over several months. All the failed units were installed on ASUS B650M-AYW WiFi motherboards, shifting blame away from just ASRock boards, which had previous reports. The system builder used Huntkey eight hundred fifty-watt gold power supplies for these machines, a brand with a poor reputation among enthusiasts.

The owner confirmed he never touched overclocking settings like PBO, running everything at stock configuration on a recent ASUS BIOS update. Despite these conservative measures, the chips kept failing at a steady, predictable clip of roughly one or two every couple of weeks. This pattern across identical hardware suggests a fundamental flaw rather than isolated incidents or power supply problems.

AMD and its board partners remain silent on the root cause, even as these failure reports approach the one-year mark. The situation mirrors the instability drama from Intel's recent CPU generations, creating a worrying pattern for high-end PC hardware. With a ten percent failure rate in this specific instance, the community is waiting for an official response and a real solution from the manufacturers.
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