Question Anyone burn out Ryzen CPU's PCI-E lanes?

[VirtualLarry]

Trying to figure out how common that this is. Trying to diagnose whether I need to replace a mobo, or a CPU.

 

[William Gaatjes]

im use xl2566k, that is service menu settings. Inside regular i dont find "clock" any.
Can't you see that my font is blurry and harder to read?
The problem is not just pixelation. The problem is that 360hz / 360 fps does not feel like 360. In the motion of the picture, I see jitter. My mouse and keyboard are slow to respond. The picture is not what it should be. I'm not the only one who experiences this. You can just google pixelation/blurry/grainy and you'll see tens of thousands of threads where the problem has never been resolved. The only solution at the moment is a completely new mobo/cpu, and genuine windows.

I am not familiar with that monitor type from Benq. But it seems to be TN(Twisted Nematic) , i read after a short google search.

There are in the basics 3 kinds of Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) panels : TN, IPS and VA.
If you want the best picture, IPS and VA are the way to go.
If you want speed, it seems TN is the way to go.
But i am pretty sure that this information i can recall, is already outdated.
There are fast IPS panel out there. They just cost alot more.
IPS these days looks amazing and is fast too. But the monitor alone can be as expensive as a whole new PC without monitor.