Ist DOCP das XMP Äquivalent bei AMD? Im BIOS steht bei mir nämlich immer noch XMP.
Habe es aber aktiviert. Kann es aber testweise mal deaktivieren.
Vorhin testweise die C-States deaktiviert und seither keinen Absturz gehabt. Mal schauen wie die nächsten Tage aussehen.
Ja, bei AMD heißt es DOCP, bei Intel XMP.
Zielführend scheint nach wie vor die Deaktivierung vom Boost, wenn man quer durch andere Foren liest. Meine These: Das Heruntertakten (nach Aktivität) macht der CPU Probleme.
Erhöhte Spannung bringt allerdings offensichtlich genauso wenig etwas, wie Tausch von RAM oder Mainboard. Da die Neustarts nur sporadisch auftreten wiegen sich glaube ich einige User einfach in Sicherheit bis *zack* das Ding wieder neustartet.
Und ganz ehrlich: Boost deaktivieren ist wie beim Sportwagen nur 80PS abzurufen. Für mich nicht hinnehmbar.
Deswegen bin ich so interessiert daran zu hören, welche wirklichen Lösungen es gibt und ob der Austausch / RMA etwas bringt und die neue CPU -wirklich- auch langfristig funktioniert.
Update:
Laut diesem Beitrag auf Reddit, bringt der Umtausch wirklich etwas:
https://www.reddit.com/r/AMDHelp/comments/k25etz/5900x_whealogger_event_id_18_cache_hierarchy_error/
"It has been just over 3 weeks since I swapped my 5900X for another 5900X and I've made no other changes to the system (I've stayed on the same BIOS, chipset drivers, and deferred major Windows updates). I use my PC at least 8 hours a day for work, plus I've re-played through DOOM Eternal, all of Control, and I'm about 20 hours into Cyberpunk at this point. That's all to say that my PC has gotten pretty heavy usage in that time and I've had
zero crashes. I think it's pretty clear that the CPU was defective at this point."
und:
"Yep, not a single crash in over 2 weeks after swapping one 5900x for another 5900x and changing nothing else with the system. I've been using it for work every day and I've also put in 80+ hours on a handful of games. It had to be a faulty CPU."
und:
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bsemaan
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1 month ago
I have had the same exact issues with my 5900 x, x570 Tomahawk, and 3080 FE. After spending a week pulling my hair out and trying everything under the sun (including mounting and remounting my CPU and AIO 10 times--ran out of a large tube of paste), I have determined that my CPU is defective. I was mostly receiving WHEA Event IDs 18 and 19, and I could run stable for 14 hours and then crash during startup, a few minutes into booting, or when simply doing something like turning on my second monitor. I haven't had any luck in finding another processor, and this morning I initiated the RMA process. Unfortunately, as you have already said, it's not exactly clear how long this will take given the lack of stock. I am hoping they have some units set aside for this exact issue and that it will only be a few weeks as opposed to months
Depending on how this goes, I may decide to find a used processor just so I can have a working system. I felt like all the Cyberpunk stars had aligned and I would be enjoying my build at this time, but alas, after a 20 year hiatus from the PC gaming scene, it seems I still have to wait!
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Like_Mikelit
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27 days ago
Any update? RMA worked?
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bsemaan
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20 days ago
Update 2: Received an email late last night that my replacement processor has been prepared for shipping and that I should receive it within 5 business days!
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wywywywy
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3 days ago
Did it fix the problem?
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bsemaan
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2 days ago
As of tomorrow (Monday) it will be two weeks since I installed my new CPU. Been running flawlessly without a single bsod or whea!"