ASRock speaks out against AMD CPU burn-in problems with its 800 Series chipset boards

After the news with problems in some AMD Ryzen 9000 Series processors on ASRock boardsthe manufacturer has come out to defend its position by releasing a brief statement. The manufacturer of motherboards for these processors, among other components and accessories, has received these complaints and is conducting internal reviews to get to the root of the problem. A job that is coordinated with AMD to validate the performance of your boards along with different hardware configurations where these processors are included.

ASRock is working with AMD to validate the firmware of its boards for the AMD Ryzen 9000

It seems that some ASRock boards have produced burns on some AMD processors of its latest series, the Ryzen 9000. A problem that seems located in the voltage which applies the motherboard to the processor with some forced LLC settings. ASRock has already released a new BIOS to solve this problem, but reports of users with burned processors they continue to reach the ears of the manufacturer.

Despite new BIOS, problems seem to continue

In the brief statement the manufacturer lets users know that is carrying out rigorous verification processes with different hardware, and in collaboration with AMD. They are also carrying out one orOptimizing the BIOS and improving overall stability of the system. Meanwhile, ASRock encourages users experiencing issues of this type to Contact the company’s support department.

If you have problems of this type, you can go to the ASRock support service

ASRock has reiterated that it is committed to offering quality products that meet the highest standardsand that they perform well. But at the moment it seems that these problems continue to appear until they finally find a solution to this.