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It just goes to show that RMA is pointless for older AM5 users if you bought that CPU 2 weeks ago.

I think it may have to do with the fluctuations of the CPU or other parts when playing games or doing anything that is not straight-up stress testing. At least for me, when I try to reproduce the results by using AIDA64, Furmark, etc, the PC is at max load and I can run it for a couple of hours...

HWinfo64 showed 'CPU DIE - Average' 117c - 125c on two occasions with SOC and other voltages being +2V or higher. OCCT monitoring software showed 'CPU DIE - Average' at 165c Yesterday HWinfo64 showed my 'CPU DIE' - at 200+c I've emailed both Asrock and AMD about this issue, using this forum as...