Refund for 14900K when Ryzen 9000 X3D is released
Refund for 14900K when Ryzen 9000 X3D is released
This setup appears to run without XMP enabled, using standard stock settings. The processor doesn’t consistently reach 6 GHz even though the turbo can go up to 1 core at that speed; it fluctuates and rarely hits the maximum. Your 7800X3D with PBO has a theoretical boost limit of 5250 MHz, but in practice you only see around 5050 MHz because other cores are active. The CPU is functioning normally with its boost clock, so it isn’t crashing at stock performance—it’s just not reaching the higher frequencies when enabled.
Yes, no XMP support. All settings are applied via a BIOS with 129 microcode and Intel default power options. The only adjustment is switching the power to Intel's standard 253W, which triggers BSODs. Not meeting the advertised frequency points to the issue. I can safely lower my P cores for stability or keep them stock, but the latter causes frequent crashes. My tests confirm this regardless of whether I enable XMP.
Avoid selling a faulty CPU on the second-hand market. Get rid of it instead.
It's acceptable if he reveals the problems, but a more effective approach is to initiate a return and purchase a replacement.
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