Don't worry about WHEA (Windows Hardware Error Architecture) is designed to safeguard the security of your hardware components to avoid degradation etc this error has been shown with the latest BIOS versions released by Asus on many variants of motherboards and would seem related to amd's latest AGESA update, the only bore is that the computer may restart without warning to fix hardware errors and in some cases may also occur during system updates, the advice I can give you is to check on the support page of your MB from which BIOS version the new Zen 3 CPU is supported and proceed with a firmware downgrade.
With your MB the BIOS supported by Zen 3 should start from 2606.

In case you have no ability to downgrade do not make any changes in the BIOS and do not use DCOP/XMP profiles, if the problem persists, clean up the CMOS again.

Thanks for the heads up BETA testers. 😉

Think I will give that one a miss...

odeivogersm wrote:
I've been having issues with all BIOS past 1302. The way I fixed this issue was by manually setting the voltages:

SOC = 1.0v

VDDG CCD = 0.950v

VDDG IOD = 0.950v

CLDO VDDP = 0.900v

You can increase each by .05v if you still see the WHEA errors.

This was with BIOS 2402 beta (C8H Wifi)

I never needed to manually set these voltages and your post reminded me to. And the result is so far so good, no more WHEA errors with these finicky new bios'.

I should also add it's ironic that the IMC on my 3900 will run 1900mhz on auto voltage, but yet I have to run manual on the secondary voltages.

thesmokingman wrote:
I never needed to manually set these voltages and your post reminded me to. And the result is so far so good, no more WHEA errors with these finicky new bios'.

I should also add it's ironic that the IMC on my 3900 will run 1900mhz on auto voltage, but yet I have to run manual on the secondary voltages.

I'm happy to hear my advice helped. It was frustrating to see so many bios updates but that they were all unstable for me.