Scary Facts about 13th and 14th Generation Intel Processor Problems
Morrissey Technology – Intel has actually confirmed that it will release a fix for problematic 13th and 14th gen Core processors. However, if this processor has already caused a crash then the patch is no longer useful. The new patch will be released in mid-August. Its function is to fix the problem of increasing voltage in the processor which causes the system to crash.
However, unfortunately, the damage to the processor that has continued to cause the crash is permanent, meaning it cannot be repaired by a patch. This was written by Tom’s Hardware citing anonymous sources. When confirmed, Intel did not deny the accusation. Intel believes that this patch will ensure that this crash will not occur. However, if the crash has occurred, the best option is to replace the CPU.
They also said that the increase in voltage was not the only cause of the system crashing. Intel spokesperson Thomas Hannaford confirmed it was the main cause, but Intel community manager Lex Hoyos revealed another cause, namely an oxidation problem during the CPU assembly, which also caused its instability.
Interestingly, Intel did not stop sales or withdraw its inventory at all. They also — for now — are not carrying out recalls or withdrawing processors that have been sold. In fact, so far Intel has not changed its warranty policy, or extended the warranty on the problematic processor.
They even believe that consumers don’t need to worry about this visible problem. According to them, if consumers of this problematic processor do not experience system crashes, according to Intel, the patch that will be released will be an effective solution.
Fortunately, Intel has confirmed which processors may be affected by this issue. Namely the 13th and 14th generation desktop processors which consume power ranging from 65W and above, so it’s not just high-end processors like the i9 that have the potential to have problems.
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