Hello,
i noticed after i load the XMP Profile for my Crucial 32 GB 3600 mhz ram kit the bios sets for SystemAgent Voltage per auto on 1.638 V. I read this high voltage can kill a cpu instantly. Glad it hasnt killed my 11700K instantly. But maybe its damaged already by this bug where Asus is responsible for.
Look for your SA voltage if you load XMP Profile. Its a ****ing joke. Asus marked ~1.6 V as puprle (when you set it manually) for showing that this is dangerous but set it per auto when you load only xmp profile.
8auer noticed the same with a Gigabyte board and changed it to arround 1.25 V:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CoW1ZoJUfi43:49 minute
The only reason for checking the SA voltage was 8auers video on Youtube . After ~2 hours since loading xmp profile. I checked it with hwinfo64. hwinfo64 shows the same value as the bios in the box beside auto.
I was only in idle on desktop and played cs go for arround 10 - 15 minutes nothing more. I hope the damage will only occur if i had put the cpu under high load.
If Asus fault is damaging a lot of cpus they will have to pay for it.
Best regards
angrybluebird