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Updating the BIOS and selecting the baseline profile should fix that, at the cost of reduced performance.
Sorry but AMD was the best gaming choice for this generation.
Update your bios like said or if you don't want to do that, use the intel extreme tuning utility and bump the cpu multiplier down by 2X.
https://www.anandtech.com/show/21389/intel-issues-official-statement-regarding-14th-and-13th-gen-instability-recommends-intel-default-settings
I don't think the CPU is the issue because I limit the power limits and undervolt the CPU. In Cinebench R23, it remains stable at 100% for 30 minutes:
* Long Duration Package Power Limit (P1): 225W
* Short Duration Package Power Limit (P2): 253W
* MCE (Multi Core Enhancement) (Enhanced Turbo on MSI): Auto (default)
Undervolting settings:
* CPU Core Voltage Mode: Adaptive + Advanced Voltage Offset (V/F Point)
* V/F points 5 and higher (x43 - x54) adjusted with -0.1500V
Yes, yes it is.
MCE is defaulting to ON, so by default you have an overclock since it is not an in-spec boosting behavior.
Note, Cinebench R23 might be stable while R15 might not since it behaves differently.
Buildzoid pointed this out in his rambling video.
As for "but it's only in THIS game", it depends, if you have other UE5 games (or for example Horizon Forbidden West, etc.) or not.
If not, then that argument is as baseless as it gets.
https://en.gamegpu.com/action-/-fps-/-tps/senua-s-saga-hellblade-ii-test-gpu-cpu
It caches already built shaders so folks will eventually reach the menu when they try hard enough (speaking about affected CPUs and UE5 and other games in general).