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BSOD after CPU swap
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this post was submitted on 03 Aug 2023
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First thing that comes to mind is to maybe try flashing/updating your bios? Obviously you have a version compatible with 5000 series CPU’s, but perhaps there is a newer version with bug fixes for this issue?
Hope to see an update if you figure it out. Good luck!
Could be, there are newer versions that I didn't bother upgrading to (namely the security patch after a big loophole was found)
If that's the case, mobo swap will be solving it regardless then. Will be updating the post if I find the root of it.