Things are getting a little hot for Intel

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  1. John_Doe_MCMXC

    Users of 12th Gen Intel and earlier generally don’t face significant issues, and the majority of users still prefer Intel. Although AMD enthusiasts are vocal, they represent a minority. Those switching away from Intel are likely dissatisfied 13th and 14th Gen Intel users or individuals trying to avoid downvotes on Reddit.

  2. JamesMCC17

    I’ve been to r/Intel, they aren’t going anywhere, it’s like a cult over there. Similar to Telsa drivers, they don’t care how bad the product is.

  3. Sufficient_Piano9216

    It’s funny how people ride fuck ups like this into the ground. If they can get votes for it they will post the hell outta shit. Thing is this isn’t accurate at all. Did Intel fuck up? Yes! Does it really matter in the grand scheme of things? No! Generally Intel makes some damn good CPUs and AMD makes some damn good CPUs as well. There was a time when AMD was shit compared to Intel and now that’s not the case. Jokes and memes and shit talking like this would also happen if this had been AMD or Nvidia just like it has in the past. Now I’m not saying that Intel isn’t going to feel something from this cause they will but it won’t be enough to do any long term damage to the company.

  4. Ronyx2021

    Next gen is going to be raspberrypi vs amd isn’t it?

  5. MandiocaGamer

    i bought a 12100 7 months ago an then changed it for a 12600k 3 months ago because my gpu needed it.
    Don’t know how much time i will being using it. One year, 2? But i know nextime i will try one6of those AMD x3D. They perform so well on games. Sorry Intel.

  6. awake283

    I’ve always been team AMD but I don’t take pleasure in Intel’s fuckery. I want all companies to do well, so their employees are paid well and treated right, and we as consumers get better products at better prices.

    What Intel has done is so scummy, so slimy though, it’s going to be very tough to recover from this. I would go so far as to even say some investors might start questioning their viability.

  7. JoyousGamer

    Screw AMD and I have an AMD CPU in my PC right now.

    Stop being a fanboy.

  8. SquishyFool

    I’m glad I went with AMD. Saved myself a lot of trouble.

  9. Fanboyisum a bad for anything which is why I love [the report that Puget Systems drop](https://www.pugetsystems.com/blog/2024/08/02/puget-systems-perspective-on-intel-cpu-instability-issues/)ped.

    >Based on the failure rate data we currently have, it is interesting to see that **14th Gen is still nowhere near the failure rates of the Intel Core 11th Gen processors back in 2021 and also substantially lower than AMD Ryzen 5000 (both in terms of shop and field failures) or Ryzen 7000 (in terms of shop failures, if not field)**. We aren’t including AMD here to try to deflect from the issues Intel is currently experiencing but rather to put into context why we have not yet adjusted our Intel vs. AMD strategy in our workstations.

    Yes the same report GN brought up and conveniently left out that part.

  10. etfvidal

    There are idiots that still claim only i9’s have issues and Intel already took care of oxidation and no one is affected by that issue & that everything will be fixed in 2 weeks! Intel 🪭 BOYZ still alive and defending the cause!

  11. topgun966

    I have hated Intel since back in the day when they shoved x86 down the market’s throats and tried so many times to torpedo any competition that sometimes, a lot of the times, MUCH better and cheaper. The nasty crap they pulled held back progress. And I mind as well put up a big fricking sign that I am old. :/

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