That sounds most unfortunate.X670 seems to still have the X570 USB dropout bug.
I learned it a couple days ago trawling through old online posts. nuts to spend that kind of good money on a product with issues that still haven't een addressed.That sounds most unfortunate.
From what I read, most of it seems to affect Asus motherboards, some MSI and the rare asrock. This makes me think this is an amd issue and not specifically an aib issue.Trying to reply, it happened, its almost every 5 minutes. WTF ? anybody with any ideas ? BTW, out of my SIX x570 and 5 x670, only this ASUS piece of crap is doing this. All the others x570 is fins, and x670 ASRock are fine. But ASUS X670E prime has been a piece of crap since I bought it. The reboot issue (can do a -25 on PBO CO or any number I have tried so far)
if ASRock is rare, but ASUS has it all the time, I would guess drivers, and ASUS drivers suck.From what I read, most of it seems to affect Asus motherboards, some MSI and the rare asrock. This makes me think this is an amd issue and not specifically an aib issue.
It’s sort of universal across all motherboards (some are better than others of course) but it ultimately comes down to silicon quality & bios configuration. I had this issue on my 7950X and it went away by manually increasing vSOC to 1.35V (this was late last year before I knew that was potentially dangerous). I had a DDR5-6000 64Gb kit w/ EXPO enabled fwiw.if ASRock is rare, but ASUS has it all the time, I would guess drivers, and ASUS drivers suck.
Asrock may be rare because the take rate of their boards is so low compared to other AIBs? For x570 I always assumed the bug was an AMD one because they did a majority of the chipset design iirc and didn't think it'd be a problem with x670 because asmedia was brought in once again to develop the chipset.if ASRock is rare, but ASUS has it all the time, I would guess drivers, and ASUS drivers suck.
Thanks, I did that a month ago (the bios) and the power supply is a 1200 watt goldConsider updating the BIOS of your ASUS X670E Prime motherboard; sometimes, this resolves compatibility or stability issues. Additionally, ensure that your power supply unit (PSU) is providing sufficient power for your setup, as inadequate power can cause random reboots.
It took over two years to fix the USB issues I had. Latest BIOS has pretty much fixed it all (I think). It was really rough at first though...X670 seems to still have the X570 USB dropout bug.
Did you try the adjustments I mentioned earlier? I’m fairly certain that will clear it up (it did for me).Thanks, I did that a month ago (the bios) and the power supply is a 1200 watt gold