• We’re currently investigating an issue related to the forum theme and styling that is impacting page layout and visual formatting. The problem has been identified, and we are actively working on a resolution. There is no impact to user data or functionality, this is strictly a front-end display issue. We’ll post an update once the fix has been deployed. Thanks for your patience while we get this sorted.

Question Anyone with an Asrock X870E Nova WiFi motherboard? Or Taichi lite?

DaaQ

Platinum Member
Hi all, I am getting some hard shutdowns recently well not recent it's been over a period of time of long gaming sessions. Diablo 4 is my game of issue.

I doubt it is PSU OCP kicking in. CPU is not heavy OCd. Pbo on with 85 temp limit. Expo settings 128GB 6000 c28 dual rank 2 dimm kit. PSU is a Seasonic Prime TX1000w bought new with 9800x3d.

What I found today is the lower chipset under the gpu x16 slot next to the SSD m_2 slot. That heatsink is too hot to hold a finger on after the hard shut down. I have to power off PSU then turn it back on to get the mobo to regain power where it will switch on with the power button.

I used a rf temp and got a 118F temp from the prom 21 #2 area. Hwinfo64 read it at 65C which is about 150F.

I am custom water cooled and thought the front 360 rad would create enough airflow though to the rear exhaust fan but possibly not enough 2 passive cool it.

Would appreciate if anyone with similar or a Asrock nova could check that area after a long gaming session and report if it is very hot on heatsink.

Will update if I can resolve by adding a fan pointing at board under the gpu.

Thanks. 🙏
 
9800X3D on an AsRock board? Check the whole thing about AsRock boards having a ridiculous high death rate of X3D CPUs and if there are other users that had hard shut downs before dying, because I recall hearing something like that most likely in a recent Gamers Nexus or Level1Techs video when they went over this.
 
Came up with a quick hopefully fix this morning.
9800X3D on an AsRock board? Check the whole thing about AsRock boards having a ridiculous high death rate of X3D CPUs and if there are other users that had hard shut downs before dying, because I recall hearing something like that most likely in a recent Gamers Nexus or Level1Techs video when they went over this.
Asrock is not the only boards that have killed the x3ds. They have a higher reporting rate yes, but its not statistically ridiculously high.
Mine is from a month after release.

I am wondering if this southbridge temp may be an issue though.
 
Last edited:
Did you get this sorted?

Sounds like an inadequate southbridge cooler/heatsink. If it's doing this without any OC voltage I would go straight to ASRock support and inquire about a replacement. It should be able to mitigate heat under load and then some, so I'd argue it's just not doing what it's supposed to.

I know it can be a pain with custom water to do a board swap, but if you don't have a stable machine that suits your needs I'd consider RMA.
 
Did you get this sorted?

Sounds like an inadequate southbridge cooler/heatsink. If it's doing this without any OC voltage I would go straight to ASRock support and inquire about a replacement. It should be able to mitigate heat under load and then some, so I'd argue it's just not doing what it's supposed to.

I know it can be a pain with custom water to do a board swap, but if you don't have a stable machine that suits your needs I'd consider RMA.
Going PSU first because it is like OCP tripping, with psu needing to be reset. Seasonic is replacing with a 1200w for the 1000w which is discontinued.

Will update after PSU swap.

So far so good with new 1200w psu.
 
Last edited:
Back
Top