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I would not trust AMD CPUs either. All modern desktop CPUs on most motherboards, especially those at the high end, will clock themselves to ridiculous voltages/

I would not trust AMD CPUs either. All modern desktop CPUs on most motherboards, especially those at the high end, will clock themselves to ridiculous voltages/power levels just to squeeze out another 5% performance. Intel is particularly egregious this generation, but the motherboard makers who further boost them by default are also to blame. Thats how you get electromigration. I would suggest AMD's X3D-only CPUs instead (which stick to very reasonable clocks/voltages), but I guess there's a risk of the stacked die failing as well.

Fire-Dragon-DoL 3y ago
Pretty sure mine has a similar problem. On some games I ran out of memory at random after 1-2 hours of gameplay (with 32gb of ram and a 3080 on returnal for example). Then once every 3-4 months, my computer would slow weirdly to a crawl, even when it's just idling on the desktop. It would be so slow that it wouldn't be able to shutdown, only brutal shutdown is the option. I thought it was the ssd initially, or the gpu, but it sounds like it could be the cpu.