New processor, identical socket.
New processor, identical socket.
You didn't enable that specific MS Co-Fit boot thread option.
I received this from a reputable store in my country. If something seems off, it’s probably not a fake item—maybe a glitch or a check on the BIOS. Expo One is active, but AMD Master says it’s disabled. I also found some codes for the event manager/vider (2593F8B9-4EAF-457C-B68A-50F6B8EA6B54). After checking, it looks like someone or something isn’t getting the necessary prompt to run properly. When I played the game, it would crash after a few seconds or when I restarted, even though I was sure the cores were working. I’m considering a fresh install just in case, hoping it will fix the issue and get me back to normal gameplay. Honestly, I’m still unsure but I’m trying to resolve this.
I just performed a complete reinstall of the OS W10 Fresh BIOS update and cleared the SSD. That being said, I’m hoping everything works perfectly now.
Make sure to reinstall Windows when switching from a single CCD to a dual CCD module. Even if you've already done it, this step is important for newer users who might encounter this issue. The AM4 and AM5 versions don't matter here. A fresh installation from single to dual CCD parts is recommended.
It’s common to suggest a fresh install after upgrades except for RAM or GPU. I’m wondering what makes you insist on this particular adjustment. Could it be related to microcode or driver issues?