Asrock B650 PG usb issues

Hi @Elope3 and people.

After more than a month going through the RMA process, I finally received a BRAND NEW B650M PG RIPTIDE and reinstalled everything.

I've been testing for two days now and the problem STILL happens. I'm stunned.

Same thing. Briefly all or almost all USB ports stop working and then reconnect, making USB sounds, flashing and all that.

First it happened just when I was shutting down on the first day, but I did not want to believe. But just now, it did again, two times, in a span of ~4 hours.

I'm thinking it's the case? I have a white aquarium-like redragon (Redragon Wideload Lite)

Or the CPU, somehow? We all have Ryzen 7's, right? And it triggered with either 7700 or 7800X3D. Could it be some PBO settings?

Other peripherals and bits I have, in the hopes we have something in common:

-Razer Deathadder V3 (wired) mouse;
-TP-LINK USB Bluetooth 5.0 adapter;
-Redragon Lakshmi keyboard;
-Alexa Echo pop connected through BT with that TP-LINK;
-HyperX Cloud II headset;
-Nobreak SMS Gamer 1500VA UPS;
-A set of five Rise Mode Crystal Sound, 120mm, ARGB cooler fans
-1 TB Kingston NV2, M.2 2280 PCIe SSD
-480 GB Kingston A400, SATA SSD
-LG UltraGear 24GN600-24" monitor
-LG 26 IPS, Ultra Wide, 75Hz gamer monitor

I don't know what to do anymore. I'm incredibly pissed.

So, for me it's pretty constant, and I have a way to test it. Almost guarantee to happen while watching youtube videos or playing any media, oddly enough. Even spotify. As a desperate measure, I removed the hyperx cloud 2 and for a week, doing all test I could, it was stable. So I figured it was the old firmware (which You can't update) and we all had some similar device. But regardless, it didn't work in the end.

I'll keep that C6 state in mind, thanks.

ASRock support reached out, finally, and said to update do the latest 3.01, which was released amidst our troubleshooting (16/05) and I didn't realized. So I will try that.

No.

I bought a new mobo, Asus TUF Gaming B650-PLUS WIFI, and surprisingly, it still happened. But once or twice. It is much rarer now. Actually, it's been a month since the last surge.

It's either something very simple that we are not seeing or very complicated. Either way, I'm done. Just gonna live with it.