BlessedSquirrel
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None of this is based in any fact, but it’s a very interesting view
Intel 13th and 14th Gen confirmed defective
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TonyCarter
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Intel faces lawsuit over Raptor Lake voltage issues
Failure to warn customers about chip flaw leads to fraud claim
www.theregister.com
BlessedSquirrel
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Oooo, federal suit as well, that’s not good for themIntel faces lawsuit over Raptor Lake voltage issues
Failure to warn customers about chip flaw leads to fraud claim
BlessedSquirrel
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Lols, Gamers Nexus on their weekly news update have the headline "Intel get's sued & Su'd". Nice
BlessedSquirrel
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This is worth a look, skip to 05:54, Intel are claiming the launch performance of 15th gen “was not as planned” and they’ve identified “a series of issues at OS Level, they’re at the BIOS Level”
The only way this could be the case is if their testing BIOS and OS versions differed from that available to end users.
ie, outright lies or complete negligence
The only way this could be the case is if their testing BIOS and OS versions differed from that available to end users.
ie, outright lies or complete negligence
BlessedSquirrel
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Intel has a serious problem with Arrow Lake and memory compatibility
It's not you, it's them.
www.xda-developers.com
DeadEyeDuk
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As I am looking at getting a new PC, this thread seemed like a rather important read. After going through it all, it seems that people are, on the whole, in general, somewhat ambiguously leaning ever so slightly, just a smidge, almost imperceptibly away from INTEL right now, in favour of AMD.
I think I've understood that correctly anyway.
Thank you for the all the research/info you guys have put into this, it really helps idiots like me that don't understand the technical side of PC components.
I think I've understood that correctly anyway.
Thank you for the all the research/info you guys have put into this, it really helps idiots like me that don't understand the technical side of PC components.
TonyCarter
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AMD outsells Intel in the datacenter for the first time in Q4 2024
But sales of Instinct GPUs disappoint.
Paul1964
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You've understood it correctly. And it's more than just a smidge.
Ekans2011
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Habemus Stability?
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Raptor Lake instability saga continues as Intel releases 0x12F update to fix Vmin instability
Microcode update 0x12F rectifies rare circumstances where Vmin shift can still occur
AccidentalDenz
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I'm saying no...Habemus Stability?
Raptor Lake instability saga continues as Intel releases 0x12F update to fix Vmin instability
Microcode update 0x12F rectifies rare circumstances where Vmin shift can still occur
BlessedSquirrel
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That was earlier than I envisioned, thought it would be September we'd start getting new reports of the replacement batch failingHabemus Stability?
Raptor Lake instability saga continues as Intel releases 0x12F update to fix Vmin instability
Microcode update 0x12F rectifies rare circumstances where Vmin shift can still occur
BlessedSquirrel
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Jayz 14900K just died on his personal rig, he always had manual voltages set and it could never reach into even what the Microcode update limited to. It was also on a custom loop so temps would have been as optimal as possible.
He's rebuilding on Ryzen
Its blatantly an architectural flaw, voltages and temps will just accelerate if higher
He's rebuilding on Ryzen
Its blatantly an architectural flaw, voltages and temps will just accelerate if higher
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TonyCarter
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Just in time for a 9950X3D build
BlessedSquirrel
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Jay just had another 14th Gen burn out, this time a 14900KS and he'd only used it a few times, 10 runs in Port Royal to be exact!
Martinr36
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Ouch, that's disgusting
Paul1964
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I thought he just suspected that might be the case. He's not been pushing that hard for very long - if it has tanked then it must be a record for the shortest failure time from new.
BlessedSquirrel
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The KS models were failing really early generally, Intel clocked them back 300MHz on the boost clocks to try and stop it but it didn’t.
BlessedSquirrel
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It is also one of the early signs of the CPU failing, starts sporadically with a 00 boot issue which sorts itself once the silicon has had time to cool back to it's "correct shape", then when it is running you start to get BSODs, eventually it will just fail to boot at all when the silicon structure has degraded enough that it's literally turned to glass.
Apparently though the 00 code can also be due to the contact frame being tightened too tight, and turning back half a turn can restore normal boots.
I don't think it's water related, I suspect that would have caused a short on the board leading to something more catastrophic, especially as it was salt water which is highly conductive vs distilled water. I would also have expected the PSU safety cut off to step in if it was a board issue, so you wouldn't get power to the board at all, perhaps I'm wrong there.
But I want it to be the CPU, would settle my need for justice (not against Jay, against Intel), I'm betting he'll get more 00's that he can't identify, then eventually he'll be complaining of apps suddenly closing mid use before BSODs start appearing when it is running
That's my bet, where's me wallet?
All credit to Jay though for getting that high up, Linus had a professional overclocker doing the legwork, plus a $50k industrial cooler getting the system sub zero, Jay did it all himself, that's pretty damn impressive as he's up there in the leaderboard with all the professionals.
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