Intel Discovers Cause of 13th and 14th Gen CPU Crashes
Intel identifies high operating voltage as the culprit behind instability in 13th and 14th Gen desktop CPUs like Core i9-13900K and i9-14900K, with a microcode patch slated for mid-August. Alderon Games and Gamers Nexus highlight widespread issues, prompting affected users to seek Intel support.
The problem, attributed to faulty microcode algorithms and Thermal Velocity Boost challenges, will be addressed through BIOS updates. Additionally, Intel acknowledges issues in Raptor Lake CPUs, signaling plans for a microcode update to rectify incorrect voltage requests that impact performance.
Thousands of reports from various sources detail CPU problems and crashes on models like Core i9-13900K, leading to Intel's commitment to provide free replacements and solutions. Initial BIOS updates, though helpful, have not fully resolved the matter, necessitating temporary gameplay limitations.
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