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Try using merlin firmware
https://sourceforge.net/projects/asuswrt-merlin/files/GT-AXE11000/

You can always flash back to Asus firmware, but I've always found merlin was better when I was using...

Seems like you have a decent setup for cooling this beast, what thermal paste are you using (not that I think it will make the difference either)

What are you cooling it the CPU with ?
What case do you have the mobo setup in?

What airflow do you have going through the case and is it directed over the heatsinks or critical components?

Intel AX210ONGW - NGFF (M.2) is what I used on my FA506IU - AL130T Laptop's (Tuff Laptop with AMD 4800h and GPU 1660ti), without checking suggest this is what you're after. Due diligence is on you...

Replace it with AX210 and you will be much more happy with your wifi connection

Sounds like the technician, may have forgotten to connect the battery back up. Why can't you take it back and have them fix it ?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GJyOuiasUsA

try this
https://www.asus.com/support/FAQ/1042220

What is system specifications.

check you using the latest AMD drivers
https://www.amd.com/en/support

and Nvidia Drivers.

Also check your network NIC is on the latest driver.

~imo
EVGA would be worth looking at. I had problems before with Water Cooled factory o/c 980ti but the are good with warranty and never had motherboard die or PSU made by them have an issue. Also...

Well, one fix would be dropping that and use Intel NIC. AX210, but most laptop users will blame the whole system or Asus or argue valid points. For the cost of NIC, rather just change it myself and...

Try using Intel Driver Assistant
https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/support/intel-driver-support-assistant.html

and make sure using the latest AMD chipset drivers...

see if this is helpful
https://www.tweaktown.com/guides/9224/gigabyte-amd-x570-ryzen-overclocking-guide/index.html

Another trick that used to work on Intel CPU's and GB boards, was put two in...

Only used GB boards a little with 1800x before moving to Asus boards but think you will find that the SOC voltage being used may not be enough.
If it is lower than 1.1v, try 1.1v to 1.15v and see if...

What amount of slots is the RAM taking 2 or 4 ?

IME, its always to do with SOC voltage supply and/or RAM issue. Once it was a CPU and AMD replaced under warranty, but it also lost half the cores, to never be found again and can't say which issue...

see if https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/support/intel-driver-support-assistant.html has a more up-to-date driver.
also, make sure you have installed the latest AMD driver...

How are the SATA drives hooked to the system OP. I would be tempted to see if one of them out of the system, testing each one, suddenly reduces the time significantly, which might be indicative of...

Page xiii of the manual.

Sounds like configuration issue.

Why don't you start with what your trying to achieve with the Nvme drives, joined together as one drive, two drives one with OS and one for games ?

was that @ 1.1v, if so try 1.15v but don't go any higher. depending on BIOS, i've had to use the higher setting YMMV.

It does not throttle back. if effected, it will set 2933Mhz at the *best timings for that speed. *There maybe a profile for that speed or will attempt to determine RAM timings itself.

Not sure what you mean. The actual AMD driver is further update than AC provides.

Think you better run powershell in admin with these commands

DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth
sfc...

Maybe just install the latest from here
https://www.amd.com/en/support/chipsets/amd-socket-am4/x570

This problem actually sounds like RAM or SOC Voltage issue, not a motherboard issue. Have you tested the RAM for errors ?