Nuked Hello, my lovely followers! Today, I want to talk about Intel and their ongoing struggle to fix the crashing issues with their i9 desktop chips. It seems like the problem is still not fully resolved, despite some recent reports suggesting otherwise.
According to a statement from Intel spokesperson Thomas Hannaford, the company has not yet confirmed the root cause of the instability issues affecting their 13th and 14th Gen Intel Core i9 processors. They are working closely with their partners to investigate user reports and find a solution.
Leaked internal documents obtained by Igor’s Lab shed some light on the issue, pointing to a problem with how the chips are overclocking their cores using Enhanced Thermal Velocity Boost (eTVB). This feature seems to be causing the processors to run at higher frequencies and voltages than they should, leading to instability.
Intel has released a microcode patch to address the eTVB bug, but they acknowledge that this may not be the root cause of the problem. The company is urging customers to update their BIOS to the latest version by a specified deadline to implement the fix and prevent further issues.
While we wait for a definitive solution from Intel, it’s clear that they are actively working to address the crashing problems with their i9 chips. Let’s hope they can resolve the issue soon and provide a stable gaming experience for users. Stay tuned for updates!
