Intel has a problem... More crashing and stability issues for new CPUs
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- Опубликовано: 22 апр 2024
- Intels i9 13th and 14th gen CPU are crashing more and more... but it may be the motherboard manufacturers fault! Watch to find out more! Falcon Northwest has done a LOT of testing and is in direct communication with Intel regarding motherboard default settings... see their post here / 1782850870574739615
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apparently its not fine to run your cpu at 100c+ without power limits. I respect amd on thermal limits. 85max take it or leave it
As a 3D artist, I'm flabbergasted that any performance mobo vendor would say Cinebench is unrealistic. Cinebench is literally recreating a typical workload I have, but for shorter durations. I'd like to think vendors selling me performance hardware to do that job actually design to be stable with that load.
The fact that mobo manufactures are complaining about it being cinebench shows how little they care. Like Jay said, it's a thing you can run on your system, and the system shouldn't blow itself up over it. If it blows up with no user changes, that's on them.
I had exactly this problem with my i9 13900k with games, especially UE5 ones, crashing way more often than they should. Also, my Bambu 3d printer slicing software crashed consistently for larger models unless I set CPU core affinity. Finally, while trying to figure out why Helldivers was crashing frequently on me, I stumbled across someone on Reddit mentioning this issue, and the same fix mentioned in this video. After applying it a couple of weeks back, everything has been running flawlessly. Not a single crash of any software since.
Thanks Jay. Brand new i9 14900, water cooler, on an MSI board, kept maxing out temperatures on minimal loading. I checked the cooler, I changed the thermal paste, then started looking for answers. Thanks for this and a few other videos. It wasn't me, it was the mother board settings. I've been tweeking, but I'll go in and check the setting you posted on this video.
As you and others have pointed out, THIS SHOULD BE THE DEFAULT.
How is Cinebench *not realistic*? Its literally the render engine of Cinema 4D and 3d render is #1 use case for a consumer-grade 24-core CPU.
thanks for the video. havent had problems yet but went thru and enabled the setting.
As a geek squad technician, lots and lots of clients have come in with this same issue, I've been doing the same thing for 13-14th cen CPUs,
Silly Jay, Airbus doesn’t have a button to eject passengers!!
My Asus board had a bios update that placed the Intel stock settings as an option. You know, the thing that should've been there from day one.
For my 14900k and my Asus ROG Strix Z790, enabling the intel default power limits didnt fix it and I had to go in and manually set the Long Duration Power Limit to 253 and short duration Power limit to 253 and that fixed it.
i tried your tips and it helps quite a bit. the issue stopped coming up when playing RoboCop but i also did open a support ticket with intel to see if they would do a CPU replacement in case the CPU is failing. thanks for you advice!
less than a 5% performance dip but a 15C reduction in temperatures plus more stability... i'm all for it!
With an Intel (MSI) the one to look for in BIOS is 'CPU cooler tuning' it should be 'boxed'
Thank you for this video. I just got myself a i9 14900K, and I had that error a few times. And I had no idea of these settings on the mobo.
Was thinking of upgrading to 13700k but got convinced to go 7800X3D instead. Hopefully it’s the right choice
THIS is exactly the issue me and my friend have been getting. He had this issue for over a year and just recently getting to fix things around. Overwatch kept crashing because it was one of the few games that pushed my CPU really hard (over 300fps) and thus causing crashes. I set my max W to 230 and removed the MSI default OC crap and been working wonders ever since. Awesome to see this put more to light.
It's worse than you think, Jay. These over the top power limits seem to apply to non-K SKUs as well.
I'm going to test this method, I sometimes have completely random blue screen problems (usually when starting or closing a game).