See if it crashes during any of those tests. If you are able to enter Windows try stress testing your CPU, GPU and PSU by using OCCT freeware. Go to Windows Event Viewer under "Errors" and see if you can spot any file or driver causing the crashes. When it crashes what type of BSOD errors are you getting or any type of errors that are showing up. If you do a CMOS CLEAR and reset all your BIOS to Default again does it still constantly crash? I thought your PC was in a BIOS Loop and never entering Windows thus I deleted my reply. So you are able to boot into Windows then. Sorry deleted my reply after rereading your original post. I know a lot of people with problems said they didn't have problems with the 7900x only the 7950x. I would just expect everything at stock to just run. I have tried setting power plan to high performance with processor power management minimum processor state to 100%. I read about a lot of people getting constant reboots.Īnd it seems to be happening with different motherboards so I'm thinking maybe it's the chip the problem or X670E chipset somehow? Would this be a problem with the CPU or a problem with the motherboard? I have tried another video card RTX 3090, Another power supply EVGA 1600W G2, other NVME's (another WD SN850X 4TB) and RAM passes all MEMTEST86 tests for 12 hours (even when overclocked to 5600) with 0 errors.
Overclocking the RAM ends up with a lot more shutdowns so I'm running at stock speeds even though I should be able to run at 5600 I'm at 4800. With this option set I still have shutdowns but a lot less often maybe once every 2 hours instead of once every 5 minutes. Unless I set the PBO (Precision Boost Overdrive) Curve Optimizer PLUS 6 All Cores in AMD overclocking I get constant shutdowns (lots of random reboots with no BSOD).
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