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Posted by Terror Byte
 - Yesterday at 23:59:10
From what I've seen discussed in Asrock forums, Asrock MB's can be too aggressive with voltages and it is important to manually configure the MB and set Vcore < 1.2V, something in the 1.15-1.18V range. Also, manually enter values for PPT, EDC etc and undervolt ~-20 all cores as a safety precaution. Vcore fluctuates too much on Asrock even if set at something like 1.2V, it can hit 1.26V.

There are some superb guides on youtube on how to safely set up your 9800X3D on Arock, but the rules apply to all the Zen 5 cpu's as even 9600X's are dying.
Posted by Redaktion
 - Yesterday at 19:16:48
ASRock has responded to the community outcry regarding AMD Ryzen 9000 CPUs burning up in its motherboards, although no clear instructions were given to customers regarding how to prevent the same. The company had previously issued BIOS updates, but the problem continues to persist.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/ASRock-issues-much-needed-response-to-widespread-AMD-Ryzen-9000-CPU-damage.1221231.0.html