“Intel has known these issues for a long time” – Gamers Nexus slams Intel for chip instability
“Intel has known these issues for a long time” – Gamers Nexus slams Intel for chip instability
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I’m getting really tired of companies putting out faulty products with the plan to litigate a fix later on down the road.
/r/intel getting awfully upset
So glad I went AMD for the first time when I built my computer last year
My intel shares in shambles now.
The crazy thing to me is they are still stocking and selling these cpus like it’s just a-okay. This won’t end well for Intel in my opinion. People that have gotten burnt on this won’t easily forget.
This is fucked up. It would be *somewhat* manageable if these issues were with code and could be fixed with patch updates. But releasing hardware products that are physically faulty is unacceptable. If these CPUs were used in critical infrastructure or medical equipment they could literally kill people.
Man. This feels like the boeing situation lol.
so were re posting same story again. that was repackage? for karma farming it seems.
Haven’t been in the loop for any of this other than that new cpus are dying and I don’t watch this channel. Do they have sources for how they know that intel has known about this??? Or is it just a “oh yeah intel totally knew about this waaaaay long ago because intel bad!”
Got my 13900k 18 months ago. In the past 24 days it has BSOD 4 times.
I can vouch for this
My 10700k has been having a lot of problems lately, and I’ve had to turn down the core ratio to 42 across all cores to keep the voltage from going above 1.3v
Problem is, my processor is advertised as being able to go up to 5.1 ghz, so my core ratio SHOULD be able to go up to 51 and be fine with an AIO cooler.