7800X3D Dies from EXPO

[@austinkosobuski9655]

And people wonder why I prefer not to overclock my stuff.

[@dragon2knight]

Seriously, the chips today are more than fast enough out of the box. But if you have the money to blow, go for it....just don't come on the internet crying if it blows up in your face.

[@filip9587]

​@@dragon2knight I mean, if a faulty bios setting makes something like this happen, going to the Internet is the best solution to bring the problem to light so it doesn't happen to others and the company involved fixes it.

[@dragon2knight]

@@filip9587 Absolutely, but don't do what Bret did here and make it look like it was AMD's fault. The moron should have led off, and put in the title, that it's an ASUS issue. AMD has nothing to do with it other than unfortunately having to put their awesome 3D chips in ASUS's garbage motherboards. Just avoid ASUS from here on out and all the problems go away.

[@ariesleo7396]

It’s not about overclocking it’s more like bad product

[@Chrispack93]

​@@ariesleo7396 Bad product? More like incompetent user. If the BIOS version is not listed as compatible with a certain CPU, don't use it with that CPU. There are reasons AMD releases these lists. If people aren't following AMDs recommendations that's their own fault.

[@snicketlemony5820]

Gamers nexus will find the problem in .3 sec like they did with rtx 4090 🤣

[@ImperatorCaesar22]

what happened with the 4090?

[@snicketlemony5820]

@@ImperatorCaesar22 the place the PSU cable and GPU meet has a problem of exploding/breaking since the cable needs to be pushed in deeper then it appears(afraid of GPU breaking so didn't push in really hard but that kind of backfired).

[@snicketlemony5820]

GN was finding the problem but yes there were a few yts that made it seem really bad until GN debugged it and found the root.

[@Cruz474]

@@ImperatorCaesar22People don’t know how to install cables and blame Nvidia for it catching on fire.

[@notlNSIGHT]

@@Cruz474 To be fair, it's a shit connector, and 3 8-pins would've done the same thing.

[@chappy48]

Ended up being a bios issue where the motherboard manufacturers allowed the voltage to go well above the top limit of 1.3 volts.

[@DaewidYouTube]

did they fix it?

[@dennisjassmann7584]

God ASUS used to be the ones with the most stable, performant and reliable motherboards, how times have changed...

[@shionnorangaerino2102]

Most stable and performance YES but... nothing is perfect, we are humans so we make mistakes. Atleast ASUS admitted it was their faulty BIOS and not blaming on the customers

[@TRC98]

Steve being a king as always

[@CookedRigatoni1]

Seeing this right after I built my 7800x3d😭

[@jimjunglecock2866]

This was last year when they released overclocked motherboards you are fine

[@modernerdadaismus8430]

Update your BIOS to the latest Version and your fine.

[@mttrashcan-bg1ro]

By now the motherboards by default will ship with a newer BIOS. Every so often the newer batches of boards have newer BIOS versions to fix major issues so you don't have to update them and I would imagine this is one of them.

[@aidenruiz2077]

@@mttrashcan-bg1rojust built a new setup with a 7800x3d and i’ve had issue after issue…. i’d hate for this to happen to me on top of what’s already happened☠️☠️

[@jonsnoff5369]

@@aidenruiz2077What issues have you had bro? I’m in the thoughts of buying a rig with the 7800x3d myself…

[@asharohx]

Get the voltage off of auto voltage and set it at 1.25 and you won't have any issue

[@btmedic04]

7950x3d and asus rog crosshair x670e gene user here. One thing I noticed on older bios versions was max cpu voltage of 1.4v via hwinfo64. 4/21 bios is now lower at 1.385v. I also run expo ii, but with tighter manual timings and manually set voltages. Checked my cpu and socket yesterday, and theres no issues with either. Looks like someone at asus made a big oops with voltage tables as all bios revisions except those dated 4/21 and the previous beta are currently listed for all asus am5 motherboards on their support site.

[@Zocress]

Is it only relevant for X3D chips? Or also the normal X varient?

[@RobynnxX]

Only x3d

[@rayhanplayz968]

Yep X chips are fine

[@3polygons]

Would still happen for the people that undervolt their CPUs ?

[@sategllib2191]

​@@3polygons Might be pbo

[@TheScriptingLegend]

Both chips are fine, like it was mentioned, it was ASUS fault

[@mariusvoicu683]

Activating xmp on asus, pushes close to 200w in any amd chip

[@uWule]

Bro i noticed this ,when i manualy set ram to 6000mhz without expo or xpm i feel its working better,i knew somethings was wrong

[@Quotes42]

These seamless loops get me each time.

[@sg1trogdor]

Well its not just asus. Gigabyte and Asrock boards have had issues as well I think i heard of some MSI boards but i could be wrong. and its the entire 7000 series of cpu's not just x3d's.

[@DementedMonk]

Yup der8auer has a better info vid up

[@PJthePlayer]

This video needs to be updated. It affects pretty much every motherboard manufacturer. And no, your PC won't "literally explode" from this.

[@TheOnlyleroy]

No it does not affect every motherboard manufacturer because there voltages are acceptable at the recommended level compared to ASUS which is just a big shit show just now.

[@xemulatingking5911]

@@TheOnlyleroy so as long as you use good motherboards and you don’t over clock u should be fine?

[@DravenCanter]

@@xemulatingking5911 You’ll probably be fine. Using expo is kinda overclocking, but choosing not to use expo may cause your cpu to perform worse than a similarly priced Intel cpu.

[@rcavicchijr]

​@@DravenCanterYeah but the problem is ASUS's custom expo settings and not the AMD default expo settings.

[@franchocou]

All Asus, & some msi. Hey let me oc you cpu. didn't tell you about it & void your warranty if u trying to fix it

[@_Bronzeplayer]

My man is getting clean with the video loops. Almosty didn't notice it

[@laurentiumurgulet1337]

Bruh the updates after that solved that issue

[@kenshiro75017]

fix but slow down your system

[@jedidethfreak]

I love how this pops back up, despite being fixed for a while now, while Intel is facing a class action suit.

[@niklasstg6957]

And as a new update: We dont really have an idea whats going on. Something with OC but also not and its every AM5 mainboard and even non x3D chips, a 7700x has been killed as well. So basically we know nothing atm Alright edit: New things are getting discovered everyday so of course this X days old comment is outdated

[@FAB1150]

Fun!

[@akwa2273]

We do know something. AMD and Board manufacturers have released a statement. Basically AMD is protecting their x3d series chip thru their software because of how sensitive it is to overclocking... But some board have BIOS that actually override AMD's driver and managed to disable said protection while running the EXPO profile. Which resulted in extra voltage delivered to the cpu but no voltage restrictions and thermal protection activating. The fault is in AMD. Because they actually hardcoded the voltage restriction on their cpu. But it somehow fails miserably.

[@niklasstg6957]

@@akwa2273 Well, we know have a statement and Bios fixes, but even non X3d chips were killed by it

[@orcunbozkaya_]

Same here, my 7600x died as well

[@niklasstg6957]

@@orcunbozkaya_ Yeah... dont enable expo...

[@t3nsaZ]

This is why I held off from buying the brand new shiny am5 platform. 😮

[@TimTomTem]

Normal x units are fine.

[@dragon2knight]

Hey brain dead, it's ASUS, not AMD. Do watch the video before commenting, k?

[@alfonso5177]

Was asus problem, and only on x3d, not normal am5 7000 or 7000x series

[@i9smurfs69]

Will probably turn expo off when I get home lol I have this setup, just built it 3 days ago lmao

[@superlight1999]

​@@therealsbdunks thanks to MSI... Asus is an overrated brand with their Rog and tuf branding.

[@darkshadow.1337]

@@superlight1999 MSI is garbage with their shitty VRMs, ROG and TUF cards and MB are still one if not the best out there

[@superlight1999]

@@darkshadow.1337 at least not garbage in this situation.

[@darkshadow.1337]

@@superlight1999 ok that might be true in this case, but generally speaking Asus has really good products because of the high quality components they're using :)

[@simonhoel2704]

nowadays overclocking is mostly unnecessary. cpu companies have so much data they can get closer to reasonable max clocking speeds than most people. some people even underclock their cpus now.

[@Snwy2510]

@@96kylar keep ruining it then xD. Idk why tf u need 6Ghz but im not joining

[@devlin0049]

They put out a bios update that's supposed to fix this issue. And I hope it worked because I just built a 7800x3d on an asus mobo...

[@Suc-Chii]

If you just have it you can just return it and buy yourself some gigabyte or msi instead

[@cristianrosca5997]

​@@Suc-Chiior asrock

[@liamthomas4109]

@devlin0049 any update? In the process of building a 7800x3d on an asus mobo..

[@Dadito1201]

@@liamthomas4109its okay now.. Updated bios was issued limiting voltage to 1.3.

[@eemelik2955]

The guy working for Intel, it’s crazy

[@0_SkyFlare_0]

the cpu pins: 50 years ago there was many of us, now its a ghost town

[@instantkarma_194]

To late now, my motherboard and CPU just died today because of the same problem. 😢

[@Shadowdhdgs]

So is it only on the 7800x3d?

[@H0tCh0c0-gr3qe]

did u oc

[@davidberman9065]

@@Shadowdhdgs I think its the x3d chips but the 7800 seems to be the one being reported.

[@pureene]

expo? more like EXPLODE 💀💀💀

[@Zafor-ium]

I have the older 5800x3d with a 3080 and a fairly mid motherboard from gigabyt and its been a good 8 9 months. I think I'm in the clear as it's an asus problem Don't want my other components getting 🔥

[@Nick_Morningstar]

been running my 5800x3d on an ASUS ROG VIII Hero. seeing no issues on my end however looks like im steer clear on updating my bios until i know what else is going on

[@Dhruv-qw7jf]

It's an overclocking problem, AMD outright said that the x3D CPUs are not meant to be overclocked, they are unstable at those higher clock speeds that's why they are locked. What is it going to take for people to understand that?

[@Nick_Morningstar]

@@Dhruv-qw7jf pretty much that is it. Hell these chips are already fast enough overlocking isn’t really need anymore though I will miss those times when overlocking did bring some pretty good performance gains

[@catch22frubert]

​@@Dhruv-qw7jf Its not at all an overclocking problem like you are making it out to be. It's because of memory overclocking using the Expo settings and timings in the BIOS. Asus has something screwed up in the BIOS, which is causing the memory controller in the CPU to overheat really bad. Not all memory controllers are made equal in modern CPUs. Some are better than others. Just like you can get a golden sample CPU or GPU that overclocks easily with low voltage, the memory controller on each CPU also has its own quality. You can get a CPU that is above average, average, or below average in defects, and same thing goes for the memory controller in each CPU. It seems like the lower quality memory controllers in some CPUs, plus whatever Asus screwed up on in the BIOS ends up overworking the memory controller inside the CPU and it gets so hot that it's damaging the CPU and the AM5 socket, which kills both the CPU and motherboard together. To avoid any damages, just don't turn on the Expo overclock for your RAM. It's the same thing as XMP if you are an Intel fan or you just happen to know how to set up an Intel computer. Most people build a PC and the first thing they do is turn on XMP so their RAM can run as fast as possible and not fall down to the base memory speed of 4800mhz on DDR5. Everyone I've seen with a Ryzen 7000 CPU has been fine using Expo settings to get their RAM to run in the 6000mhz CL30 sweet spot. The memory controller in the 7800X3D must be more sensitive and have more defects than the regular 7700X.

[@Squashed8Ball]

The 5800X3D is not affected. It is only Ryzen 7000 CPUs and AM5 motherboards.

[@Michplay]

“The parts are underway to gamers nexus” ASUS heavy breathing

[@mordavian]

Using corsair 6000 mhz ram in expo mode on my asus b650e board with ryzen 7900. After the last Asus incident, should i disable expo mode in bios? I did not update bios.

[@Vredlingen]

Turned off EXPO and it solved my runnig hot problem on the next boot. My thanks!

[@TriSci42]

Damn dude I really liked Asus overall but it seems like they are really anti consumer at this point. Skipping quality assurance and jacking up prices for the stockholders

[@FrostFTAngel]

is it only in asus mobo? cause I'm about to buy an 7 7800X3D with an Gigabyte B650 Aorus Elite AX ICE mobo

[@Alp577]

Not an issue anymore. Just update your bios. Also it’s an Asus issue, but it’s good now.

[@FrostFTAngel]

@@Alp577 thanks, another question btw, will an sl infinity 140mm fan fit in the nzxt h9 flow

[@kyra4181]

It’s not exactly true. There are also reports where MSI and AsRock burnt the CPU

[@Warhorse469]

It's not just Asus apparently MSI and Gigabyte have been having the same problem apparently all three brands use the same BIOS the only difference is their appearance I didn't think I would ever be recommending ASRock products.

[@Call_MeJD]

Suck for anyone dealing with this. Hope this gets fixed and asus replaces every single board and cpu asap.

[@Trampus10-4]

Keep SOC under 1.3v, manually after you initialize PBO if you have to. (7900x3d) biggest issue is trying to get your ram to run on expo lol.

[@OrtzGaming]

so would the mobo manufacturer cover the board and cpu as it was caused by their software

[@schnubpsi]

Wrong... or at least old data. Happened on non asus mainboard and non x3d cpus too

[@rincam5]

being an itx user and having to undervolt your cpu has never felt better 😂

[@platinummexican9672]

I just got a one is this something I should worry about? I have a gigabyte b650m ds3h with ram I have set at 6000mhz from 4800mhz stock

[@GottZ]

I wonder how people building pc's always forget to update bios.. it's an essential part of building a pc.

[@slytle89]

This is terrible information. People not using expo have experienced this failure and it goes further than just Soc voltage. That aside it’s still exceedingly rare.

[@timothynye438]

First we’ve seen something like this from AMD in a bit

[@AkitaMix]

110°c temps?

[@trusscitywitgod]

Ended up being a bios issue where the motherboard manufacturers allowed the voltage to go well above the top limit of 1.3 volts.

[@timthedim]

My Ryzen 5900x actually died yesterday 😢😢 was playing ff14 and PC powers off then CPU light even tried it in another Mobo. I don't have the receipt so AMD won't warrenty replace, I'm also disabled and saved from 8 disability checks to afford my ultimate PC build

[@mattlai443]

amd yes huh?

[@xe2282]

Why loop in every video?!?💀💀

[@user-pc2hf4ek7u]

Its Not Just one Asus boards, the Problem ist a too high soc voltage

[@ProPrince]

yeah i’m worried about upgrading my r5 2600 to a 5800x3d because i hear that the x3d chips die easily

[@ProPrince]

@@96kylar like u see in the video, they burn up easy. and i want a cpu that will last many years

[@KrozerRules]

Lol you literally have nothing to worry about. This was an Asus problem, not the fault of the 7000x3D chips

[@ProPrince]

@@KrozerRules my motherboard is asus…

[@KrozerRules]

@Prince L You have the old AM4 boards, this problem is exclusive to Asus's AM5 boards

[@stefano173]

So is this an voltage issue from the bios and it tends to show up with asus motherboards?

[@matthewmiller3566]

Why would you overvolt a 7800x3d when they thrive on undervolting 😂

[@smolmuffin]

Know this is older and doubt anyone will get back to me but i got a 7600 and a gigabyte board. Only overclock i do is expo for the ram. Haven't updated bios or noticed any temp spikes of concern. Should I be worried?

[@omega_6777]

Yes. It seems to be an issue with all AM5 CPUs and all Board Partners and was fixed through the latest Bios update.

[@SuperHddf]

Wrong. Watch der8auer. It is not only Asus and X3Ds.

[@davidperry4013]

This is why I love MSI motherboards

[@Blue-jn1ph]

Msi motherboard gang

[@CGB569]

There is documented cases of this happening on msi and gigabyte boards as well.

[@hmptech4087]

OH NO! DO I NEED TO UPDATE BIOS? RYZEN 7800X3D /ASUS X670E PRIME WIFI 360MM LIQUID COOLER?

[@lonerider6175]

Intel executives must be laughing so hard 😂

[@LarsH0NEYtoast]

It's actually more of a motherboard issue than AMD's fault. Basically the bios had the chip being over volt. Then on top of that the boards safety features did not work properly to stop the runaway voltage from melting the chip

[@cristianrosca5997]

Tell that after you know that asus z690 and z790 are dogshit that burns in overclock

[@PasDinsp]

This comment aged pretty badly 😂

[@elijahaitaok8624]

the average Asus experience

[@melody3741]

Yall. Manufacturing errors happen. Wait for their response before you talk about how you KNEW they were bad despite this only becoming a problem recently

[@Dhruv-qw7jf]

It's an overclocking problem, AMD outright said that the x3D CPUs are not meant to be overclocked, they are unstable at those higher clock speeds that's why they are locked. What is it going to take for people to understand that?

[@puppieslovies]

he said memory, not CPU

[@Dhruv-qw7jf]

@@96kylar silicon lottery probably

[@kodakblack531]

The chip has no voltage safety regulators and Amd expo is overclocking the ram

[@kodakblack531]

Gigabyte instant 6ghz mode sets 6ghz on 13th gen but sets core voltage to a crazy 1.5v it should be 1.4 but in order to do it on anybody’s cpu they set it to 1.5 to be safe. That’s what happened to expo mode ppl were reporting better performance it’s just supposed to tune the ram and memory controller

[@trusscitywitgod]

Ended up being a bios issue where the motherboard manufacturers allowed the voltage to go well above the top limit of 1.3 volts.

[@samuraiendelsa4318]

So today got new pc have some issue with expo. Not explode but has MB ez light issue yellow Dram and red cpu 😢

[@zenpool]

- Terrible GPU prices - Bad PC game ports - Exploding CPUs Being PCMR is suffering

[@Scuba7400]

right im tempted to just spend all my money on a 1440p console lmao

[@darkshadow.1337]

@@Scuba7400 if you want cutting edge performance there is always some risks in failure, if you want to be completly safe get last gen stuff or a PS4 lmao

[@PatoChu]

@@darkshadow.1337 what? A ps4 won't even get you 30fps on most 1080p games 😭 Heck! Even 720p

[@darksilentfear]

Hmm 13900k at the moment havent had a blue screen freeze or crash in 3+ months nott too shabby

[@Ramog1000]

as far as I know its not just asus boards.

[@jimmylim5015]

I don't overclock normally but would running DDR5 on EXPO on 7900X cause the CPU to burn too? I have an ASUS B650-E F Strix. Many times I've activated EXPO to 5600-6000MHz the system would often fail on bootup that it would reset the bios every other time I turn it on. When I do check the temps the CPU never went above 75°c when gaming or anything else.

[@jcl6100]

Nah ur safe im pretty sure

[@FatBunny168]

Wow! Too poor to upgrade! Never thought i was saved from such bad experience due to not having enough money for upgrades

[@ven467]

i’m have an x3d ocd with an asus mb am i cooked

[@darkadmiral106]

Well, gonna be not online for a bit then...I cant have my Motherboard explode 😬😬😬

[@mariusvoicu683]

Neah, just disable or tune precission overdrive as asus for some reason decided to push as much power as physically possible through chips when expo/ram oc is enabled

[@DenseMelon]

just don't overclock

[@mariusvoicu683]

@DenseMelon it's not that, overclocking is actually safer, as xmp removes all power/thermal governors

[@bladerunner5788]

I still have my dead AMD Ryzen 5 3500X which AMD has not replaced

[@brianfox340]

Don't worry, there will be plenty of commenters to claim this is all fake because their ASUS products work.

[@mike4402]

dude had lasagna for lunch right before recording LOL

[@SPARTAN_Cayde-26]

Damn rare for Asus stuff, Asus products used to be super reliable, especially my Asus P5B Motherboard based PC from 2004 that still works just like new even that I have dropped the PC multiple times and smashed its case multiple times when I used to rage in WoT… Now It has a case from an another PC mine that was originally from 1999. Even the GPU is a Asus Strix GTX 960 2GB.

[@omega_6777]

It isn't an main Asus Problem. All mainboard manufactors had the same problem occuring with also all AM5 CPUs (and not only the X3D Chips) but the short is too old for the creator to know the current state of infos.

[@jessytremblay2347]

But you dont give us a solution for the minimum cooling requirements to prevent this

[@youssh4975]

Am i safw if i'm not using an asus motherboard? I just got the 7800x3d and seeing this makes me nervous

[@PahEz]

You are safe dw about it. This was mainly an issue on the asus MB's. I am sure they have also fixed it by now but I heard some people who still had some issues with the asus motherboards.

[@LOLMAN9538]

This makes me glad that I'm sticking with Intel for now

[@IcyzeRL]

Thats why I love my 23 year old "gaming" pc

[@pijinio]

A ton of damage is on point

[@Ttblondey]

Does Gigabyte having problem too?

[@cgwworldministries83]

Just buy Intel and never face these issues.

[@PasDinsp]

don't worry, Intel CPUs are killing themselves too nowadays

[@unlap9377]

It’s turning out that it’s not just ASUS and it’s on any other motherboard.

[@unlap9377]

@@therealsbdunks good for you, but sadly it's affecting every motherboard and every 7000 CPU.

[@davidl6354]

Was this fixed?

[@SPNG_Tom]

Hey guys, please i REALLY need some help. I recently asked a friend of mine to make me a build, and he suggested me to buy a ryzen 7800x3d and an asus prime b650 plus. And now I'm sooo afraid reading all of this, just PLEASE guys tell me EXACTLY what to do in order to not burn anything. I'm pretty ignorant in this field, sorry in advance

[@Dobermanator]

Steve is not accredited to look into this, none of his equipment is even calibrated, and just like whats reported here in this video, Steve could cause the hardware to burn using his methodology. See, I can do it too. If it was Intel, you all would be saying, it's a simple BIOS fix, no worries. Steve can't possibly know if it's BIOS related or not, he can only guess, or go by what they give him.

[@man_milker]

Thank god my laptop is from 2011

[@ltiv5152]

Man I hate Asus fr

[@biohazard0482]

Yea this exact thing killed my brother’s motherboard

[@vwduiven3072]

hitting near 40c at idle

[@QequalsMCdeltaT]

Easy OC = Easy expensive paperweight

[@xythrr]

well, hope theres warranty.

[@RaidenKaiser]

Wasnt it confirmed that expo isnt the only culprit? I coulda sworn they released a bad bios update that also fried boards lol

[@randomtimes4100]

Is this just a bios thing because I litterally just received my asus board and ordered a 7800x3d and I don’t want cook it

[@Cookedfrfrfr]

Well if you do cook it you will probably get new components because of the warranty

[@KrozerRules]

Yes, its the Asus bios killing the parts. Not the cpu

[@f1iceman453]

The cpu voltage limits from expo sounds like the issues. Now most buy because the performance, now would like to see if they are not so good in the benchmarks after the bios updates and non use of expo. I have just bought and changed to amd from intel, i am really annyed to be trusting amd,i have done this before and amd system was gone in weeks, never had issues with intel. I knew i woudl regretchangig ti the am5 for the upgarde path. Wish i went 13900ks what an idiot i am. Gut feeling trust it always. Mines sat here still sealed in boxes, no intel ks chips about l, looks like i am stuck withthe amd.

[@stepbruv8780]

EXPO ❌ EXPLODED ✅

[@MSaFuVaN64]

Your a intel fan boy

[@someguy9520]

Good thing we ordered a 5800X3D on a gigabyte mobo

[@someguy9520]

@@96kylar im aware that we don't get any AM4 cpus anymore. But given that my father buys a new pc every 5years or so, it doesn't matter when it comes to upgradability. Am4 mobos are cheap as hell now and ddr4 aswell Price difference to am5+cpu+dram would have been almost 400€

[@Monkeytug]

Yea expo don’t know how to act right. Having it enabled with the 79503d makes the whole computer black screen at times when your pc is at its peak. After a while I just Stopped enabling it in bios.

[@blacksama_]

Asus at its best. Just update the BIOS this is a non issue.

[@AlucardArkaine]

You mean the beta bios they released that would void your warranty?

[@TMD]

hopefully this doesn't happen to my 5800x3d 😅😅

[@AlexithinkSpeedruns]

It's only with the 7000x3d

[@perplxxd]

Id be watching my temps for now lol

[@LagiohX3]

​@@perplxxd temps don't matter it's the voltage

[@igordasunddas3377]

Lolololol, apparently AMD has its 13th/14th Gen Intel Moment, too, just on a smaller scale (Asus)...

[@broiamtellingyouthatyousuck]

I am pretty sure the ryzen is killing itself because of what it has to process and seen on that computer

[@Johnny_C137]

I'm glad my i9 runs on super low voltage and barely gets above 60°C.

[@alex94394]

Bye-bye Asus, hello MSI

[@classydays43]

People are overclocking their CPUs and then balk about design flaws by AMD like they werent warned.

[@nehcooahnait7827]

Uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh idk my asus Mb with 5800X3D after over clocking got weird and I reverted it back… it is still weird like… if I have SATA enabled on MB my Nvidia GPU driver wouldn’t load; if disabled, it will be fine.

[@octavgg]

ASUS: The search for incredible We're still searching