Djurotan

Alright, thanks for the help i guess, i have a family friend i can call and see his opinion on the sitution, and if he doesent find a fix ill just try to get a new board with warranty

Yeah, no it still didn't work i did it with version 2311

Idk how or why but i still got the same pop up

Ok so i cleared the BIOS just by pressing the button while the machine was off, and it seemed like it worked since it asked me to do the f1 setup again. What do i do now? Try to update BIOS again?

it says in the manual: "Clear CMOS button. Press this button to clear the BIOS setup information only when the system hangs due to overclocking" how does this work? just wondering how a clear CMOS works since this isn't an OC issue...

then ill try to find out how to use the button properly, and report back with the results and see if it helped

I dont know how to do so no, there is a bios flashback button and a clear cmos button on the back IO, are any of these a part of it?

Ok so ive tried downloading three different bios versions and i still got the same message popping up, what now?

Alright will try to do so, also here are my temps acording to CPUID after about 30 mins of doom 2016 on maxed settings more or less

Im pretty sure that the names should be correct, but im not certain

It is telling me that the file is not a valid BIOS or something along those lines

I am unable to update my BIOS. Is there anything else that could fix the issue?

Alright, thanks for the help. Its midnight here so i will update tomorrow and reply with the results

How far are my temperatures from what a R9 3900x normally idles at?

My PC sits on top of my table with adequate airflow, the BIOS version according to CPU-Z is 2103. I tightened my cooler the way you suggested and it doesn't seem to change much. And my front fan filters are clean since i cleaned my whole case when i put my new parts in about a week ago.