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It sounds like multiple parties are to blame for it
https://twitter.com/GamersNexus/status/1652098512706838530
We have been able to reproduce a catastrophic failure resulting in the motherboard self-immolating while we were running external current logging, thermography, and direct VSOC leads to a DMM. The issue involves incompetence on many levels. Video script being finalized now.
This video has taken us all week to do. We stepped off a plane from AMD HQ (unrelated, but convenient timing) on Tuesday and immediately set to work. It has been a time-consuming, expensive, physically exhausting process and we've loved every minute of it. The team is thrilled to have a real result and successful root-cause analysis that goes layers beyond "it's SOC voltage," because it's not that simple. We appreciate your support in viewing the video when it launches, because that's the real reward for our tired team. Keep an eye out and share it wide.
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At this point this should be the norm. Wait a month before buying anything new. From hardware to even software. Look at Jedi survivor for example. It's ridiculous. Idk if it's more media awareness or what but it seems like there are more and more stories these days of companies releasing a product and it having an issue that they take their owns sweet time to solve.