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Intel still has not fixed the crashes with 13th and 14th gen CPUs
Skifi28
Member
If they did say it, would you trust them? I think we've reached that point.
Dr.D00p
Member
It's mainly a question of it being put on the record. If they did and it still occurred, they'd have no choice but to replace/refund you.
I mean, if I got 3-4yrs out of a new, unused 14900K and get it replaced or refunded later, that wouldn't bother me one bit.
..just retire it to a second media centre, emulation box under the TV and move onto whatever new CPU is top dog In the future.
SolidQ
Gold Member
new stories. Chapter 10.
tech4gamers.com
Intel CPUs Crashing During Black Myth Wukong Shader Compilation
According to some users, even with the latest microcode 0x129, Black Myth: Wukong benchmarks crashes during shader compilation.
tech4gamers.com
winjer
Gold Member
If you thought that the stability issues with Intel CPUs are already fixed, the answer is a big no.
Once again, Intel will release a new microcode update to try to fix the degradation issues with 13 and 14th gen CPUs.
Expect a new BIOS update in September. Maybe third time is a charm.
www.guru3d.com
Once again, Intel will release a new microcode update to try to fix the degradation issues with 13 and 14th gen CPUs.
Expect a new BIOS update in September. Maybe third time is a charm.
Intel Will Again Issue Stability Issues in 13th and 14th Gen Core Processors in September Update
Intel plans to release a firmware update at the end of September to address stability problems in its 13th and 14th-generation Core processors. The new chip generations, which incorporate new architectures, are expected to be free from the voltage-related instability found in the current models.
www.guru3d.com
Celcius
°Temp. member
Intel confirms 13th/14th Gen Core instability has been fixed, no more updates - VideoCardz.com
No more updates for elevated voltage issue, Raptor Lake CPUs are safe unless you won’t update the BIOS It is over, 0x12B update is final. The statement released last week did not mention whether there would be any further updates, but Intel has now confirmed that the latest mitigation for the...
videocardz.com
Looks like Intel is confident in the latest patch being the last one
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Rentahamster
Rodent Whores
Unless the single core boost suicide voltage spikes are eliminated, I have my doubts. I hope it's fixed for their sake.
DeltaPolarBear
Member
In the end, hardware issues stay hardware issues; you can make workarounds that lessens the pain, but a flawed piece of hardware STAY flawed.
Software can be rebuilt if the code was bad. But hardware faults can't ever be repaired by software.
Software can be rebuilt if the code was bad. But hardware faults can't ever be repaired by software.