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Message: [QUOTE="Nehanda, post: 30695, member: 2262"] Some AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D processors faced startup problems with certain ASRock AM5 motherboards. The issue first appeared in February 2025, prompting immediate action from both companies. Their investigation discovered that older BIOS versions on specific ASRock boards caused memory compatibility issues. These problems prevented computers with the Ryzen 7 9800X3D from completing the POST startup sequence properly. ASRock acted fast by releasing a beta BIOS update that fixed the memory problem. After thorough testing, they made the final version available today. Anyone who installs this BIOS update should see the startup issue completely disappear. One report claimed a CPU was damaged, but further inspection found no burn marks on the board. The problem turned out to be just some debris, and after cleaning, the motherboard worked perfectly again. AMD explained that many different things can prevent computers from starting correctly. They noted that POST failures don't automatically mean a broken CPU. They recommend that all users update to the latest BIOS version for their motherboard model. Users who still experience problems after updating should contact customer support directly. If other solutions fail, a small number of cases might require CPU replacement. This situation demonstrates how well AMD and ASRock collaborate to solve technical problems. Despite affecting only a few systems, they treated the issue seriously and created a quick solution. Thanks to the latest BIOS update, users can expect a trouble-free startup with their Ryzen 7 9800X3D processors. The fix ensures these CPUs deliver reliable performance for everyday computing tasks and gaming activities without boot problems. [/QUOTE]

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