That is from final sample. I highly doubt voltage adjustments were made in the final adjustments. Why aren't all Ryzen boards having failure issues like the CH6?
14nm FinFET CPU's aren't exactly brand new anymore. Almost all of the components on these boards have already been used on millions of other Intel based boards. While testing is required on any new product, voltage regulation shouldn't been an issue. The CH6 suffers from design flaws no matter how you look at it. Can Asus correct them with the BIOS? I certainly hope so!
I am running the MSI X370 Gaming Pro Carbon now, since my CH6 took a dump, without issue. Rock solid.
In the end all products have bad and good. No matter what the complainers will complain and the happy ones will be quiet for the most part.
14nm FinFET CPU's aren't exactly brand new anymore. Almost all of the components on these boards have already been used on millions of other Intel based boards. While testing is required on any new product, voltage regulation shouldn't been an issue. The CH6 suffers from design flaws no matter how you look at it. Can Asus correct them with the BIOS? I certainly hope so!
I am running the MSI X370 Gaming Pro Carbon now, since my CH6 took a dump, without issue. Rock solid.
In the end all products have bad and good. No matter what the complainers will complain and the happy ones will be quiet for the most part.