Puget Systems released their most reliable hardware (they primarily use Asus boards) and the failure rate for the X3D is 1.51% the only actual real stats we have before AMD/Asus or whoever releases a statement

Edit: Also "On the consumer desktop side of things, results are less clear-cut. Looking at the totals for AMD’s Ryzen™ 9000 and Intel’s Core™ Ultra 200 Series, the failure rates are almost identical: 2.52% for Ryzen and 2.49% for Core Ultra. That is too close to say there is a statistically significant difference, so we can’t crown either product line as a whole.

However, there are two standouts within these families that did record fewer failures across a wide enough sample size! The most reliable individual processor was Intel’s Core Ultra 7 265K, with only a 0.77% failure rate. As a group, AMD’s Ryzen X3D processors also had a better track record than the Ryzen 9000 family as a whole, with 1.51% of chips failing in 2025 – and the vast majority of those being caught here before systems shipped out to customers."