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Old 06-08-2024, 14:55   #1
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Intel 13000 and 14000 series cpu issues

Problems with CPUs calling for too much voltage from motherboards and motherboards letting them. Causing crashing and permanent damage to effected CPUs.

Anyone with these CPUs check your mobo site for new bios with updated microcode uCode 0x125. Will not repair damage but might stop it happening.

I suggest anyone with a 65watt plus 13/14000 series CPU updates their bios as a matter of urgency

Done my 13700K and lost about 10% performance but better than killing the chip

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Re: Intel 13000 and 14000 series cpu issues

Yeah been seeing a lot of news about Intel CPUs since the weekend.

Glad I'm on AMD and don't need to worry. Always been AMD since 2002.
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Re: Intel 13000 and 14000 series cpu issues

microcode uCode 0x129 released to fix a bug in 0x125 typical

Had to undervolt to get all my performance back
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