Intel has a Big Problem... - Tech News April 14
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- Intel has a Big Problem... - Tech News April 14
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0:00 Welcome to Paul’s Tech News - April 14, 2024
1:28 Intel 13th/14th Core “Raptor Lake” gaming instability being investigated
3:53 New Intel LGA-1851 socket for Arrow Lake showcased
5:08 “AM5+” rumor was just a rumor
6:15 AMD's next-gen Zen 5 processor launch close; motherboard BIOS support updates
TECH BRIEFS
7:03 Memory makers stop publishing DRAM prices following Taiwan earthquake
7:48 PCIE 7.0 is On Track to deliver 128 GT/s raw bandwidth
8:31 5.25-inch floppy disks expected to help run San Francisco trains until 2030
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Intel 13th/14th Core “Raptor Lake” gaming instability is now being investigated
wccftech.com/intel-13th-14th-...
videocardz.com/newz/intel-13t...
overclock3d.net/news/cpu_main...
New Intel LGA-1851 socket for Arrow Lake showcased
overclock3d.net/news/cpu_main...
“AM5+” rumor was just a rumor
www.tomshardware.com/pc-compo...
github.com/platomav/MCExtract...
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AMD's next-gen Zen 5 processor launch close; motherboard BIOS support updates
www.pcgamer.com/hardware/proc...
TECH BRIEFS
Memory makers stop publishing DRAM prices following Taiwan earthquake
www.tomshardware.com/tech-ind... www.bloomberg.com/news/articl...
www.techspot.com/news/102473-...
PCIE 7.0 is On Track to deliver 128 GT/s raw bandwidth
overclock3d.net/news/misc/pci...
www.pcgamer.com/hardware/pcie...
5.25-inch floppy disks expected to help run San Francisco trains until 2030
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That ‘picture of your mom’ joke. Damn… snorted my morning coffee across the table.
damn i laughed...hard...
hahahaha good one
It's that incredible comedy that brings me back more than even the news
Inappropriate but funny. 😂
How the heck he says stuff like that with a straight face, just like it's part of the news, is beyond me! :o)
in short, overclocking the shit out of your 12th gen chips and calling them 13th gen and 14th gen causes problems when the cpus inevitably burn out due to factory overclocking the shit out of them
In short it is another intentionaly implemented backdoor that is giving issues and blaming overclocking is just silly as that would be detected in first 24 hours after the launch... not to mention that even Paul is claiming that a specific 3D engine is causing the issue to show up and overclocking issues do not care what kind of program you are using. If its unstable because of low or too high voltage then it can crash even in desktop.
I've found the latter half of this to not bw true.
Not to say that is CAN'T be true, you can crash at any time from instability obviously, but workload, does in fact matter when it comes to the stability of overclocks, and by extention that means definitely cares about certain applications/programs. @@Bialy_1
Workload matters for overclock stability, if workload matters, then by extension what programs are running matter.
Not saying that factory OC'd chips are the cause, in all likelihood it isn't, but I know the previous statement to be true and it is kind of at odds with your argument here. @@Bialy_1
@@Bialy_1Don't call everything you don't understand a "backdoor", or you'll make the word lose meaning. Intel ME is an intentional backdoor (or at least it was until 8th gen, I'm not sure anymore). 13th and 14th gen are really incompetent designs but I don't think they're meant to give malicious people access to your computer.
its not that simple. People like to assume so much nowadays.
Welcome back, Joe and Paul!
🙏❤
"that picture of your mom" LMFAO I cackled
what resolution were you using for that picture of your mom was it 99p resolution?🤔
"the solution is in the horyzen" got me 😂
“The future for Intel is right on the Ryzen… No, no, I meant horizon!”
yeah they have to skip pci-e 6.0 for 7.0 because 6.0 put thermonuclear porn in your email inbox so they are acting like 6.00 never happened🤣
My four year old just came over looked at Paul and said "is that a Lego guy?".
Roasted!(we love Paul)
Close enough :D
The tech news has returned! Just dont run it at too high of a clockspeed cause then it may crash! Too much tech news and clocks ticking can cause many to struggle.
More like fake tech news
so why are they skipping over pci-e 6.0 what is wrong with the 6 number is it unlucky or something does anyone with a pci-e 6.0 slot cause a thermonuclear explosion is that why they are skipping over to 7.0 instead?🤣
Thank you so, so, so much for reporting on this Paul.
I built a ~5k system last summer and I have since gone through 2 13900k. I thought I was going insane.
The system after around 2 months went unstable and it has been a glorified end table because I just can't solve the constant BSOD and have tried almost everything except a 3rd cpu.
As soon as you showed those other posts from Twitter it reads EXACTLY like what I was experiencing. Constant BSOD, no stable boot, out of video memory in Unreal games.
I have gone through such an emotional battle trying to get this thing to work, having it work partially thinking its solved only for it to randomly BSOD with no consistent error messages in a bundle of 20. Seriously, thank you so much man. If this solves the problem I owe you one hell of a beer.
weird build you did.
I too got a 5K system (13700/4090), and been pushing it hard in games for a bit over a year with NO issues what so ever, it being temps or crashes. Of course i haven't done any OC of any kind, well besides XMP.
@@stenspeed1 I got a ROG. I might have been lucky getting one ASUS forgot to mess with the volts.. 😂
@@JoriDiculoushave you tried setting manually frequencies and voltages? Typical all core OC. That has solved most of my computer problems for decades (currently on 5950x). Boost algos are nice on paper, but instant responsiveness and stable operation is better for me.
I've been rocking a 13900KF for over a year and now that it's mentioned, I think I did have a BSOD episode for a week seemingly out of nowhere. I did an extensive 'how to' fix including reinstalling OS, but thinking back, before and after I was undervolting and wattage limiting (it takes surprisingly low wattage, like 120w but I think even 95w was working fine, to get 144Hz 4k in most games no HDR), but I think I did keep the P-cores down slightly from what I had previously.
@@InnocentiusLacrimosa Nope, not touched anything besides xmp. My pc is stable as heck :)
95c was never safe. Us old schoolers knew that.
Who would’ve thought OCing chips to their absolute max could introduce stability problems
I never understood ANY of that craziness. Why would a MOBO manufacturer want to push that much more voltage through the CPU socket? If anything, they should be trying to eco-tune for stability at lower voltages for the hardware to last longer.
@@BReal-10EC because the sooner it legally fails, the sooner you have to buy a new one.
@@Requimatic But aren't they opening themselves up to liability but defaulting to non-Intel recommended power curves?
@@Requimatic No one wants legal failure!
@@BReal-10EC They might but it all depends on South Korean law about computer hardware law about the part used in a overall product that is sold by a licensed retailer. As that is what a motherboard legally is.
8:00 Goddammit. Given that it's always a bit tricky to figure out if someone is talking about Gb/s or GB/s anyway, it really doesn't help if someone just mindlessly all-capses the units. Unless they actually mean Gigabyte per Siemens.
who doesn't love a good Siemens byte?
That "your mom" joke was incendiary
Can confirm when I was working in the RMA department of a retailer here in Australia last year we were seeing a large amount of faulty 13th/14th gen CPUs too. The first 14900K we sold was returned for not reaching advertised clocks within the advertised power limit! And I saw a 13700K that was shorting so badly the substrate was burning hot after 2 minutes of trying to POST... hot enough to melt through the plastic clamshell I had to put it in to be able to carry it!
i previously had a 13900k, eight months of nightmare and battle against it to find a solution, i was desperate to have a working system i finally got rid of all this mess and switched to 7800x3d. i thought i experienced the worst of Intel back in the day of the P4 Prescott but apparently i was very wrong...
Its worrying Is intel developing a quality issue as well as greed , aka getting sloppy
@@Gaz9845 12th gen wasn't so bad
Just to be fair to all sides here, we had JUST as many issues with AM5, except they were spread across to motherboards and RAM compatibility as well. Nobody is innocent here, manufacturers are getting sloppy across the board.
@@ae112r8 I haven't had a single issue with my 12600
One of the best mom jokes ever😂, thx for the laugh.
Same. 12900k here and had some crashes last month becoming more common. Mostly games but I also probably blue screened once in premiere.
Anyhow, I can confirm that Jay's video on the subject helped me resolve everything and you're right Paul! Adjusting my mobo (Asus z690-p WiFi D4) settings did the trick!
This isn't Intel's fault and it isn't the motherboard manufacturers' fault - it is the tech magazines' fault. Decades of wrong priorities, pushing both users and producers towards miniscule performance gains that mean nothing in real life but everything in marketing value. This has literally overheated to the point of a scorched earth pursuit, not because the producers want it or profit from it, but because the users clamor for it, out of decades of lopsided reporting. Oh, and corrupt practices, like reviewing pre-screened products provided by the manufacturer instead of testing products that come from retailers.
I just thought ‘I wonder if there’s some Paul’s Tech News at 2am’ and yes. Yes there is. At 2am exactly
It's my Sunday 9am delight while having breakfast 😊
@@zebobm Currently Sydney Australia Sunday 6:10pm
Scheduled upload 🙂
That your mom joke was 👌
If you have Asus MB turn off the AI overlocking I think it’s disable all disablers lol
My CPU temp went down 30c
Shit was cooking 90-100c playing Apex
Now 60-70c
And I bet you're only losing about 3% perf 😏
@@blakecasimir Probably even less. Processors are so fast now that overclocking is pointless.
Paul's hardware has become a propaganda mouthpiece for AMD and is biased against intel and is not a neutral platform
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Asus ROG MB here. Haven't touched anything in Bios besides XMP. No heat issues, no crashes, no nothing besides fun all day.
Exactly, motherboard manufacturers, especially asus, like to bypass the intel standards and have all the overclocking features turned on by default.
You noticed how Paul's hardware was quick to blame intel instead of the motherboard manufacturers. Paul's hardware never calls out AMD's problems but even awards and gives AMD a free pass, especially when AMD was involved in the 7950x cpu's catching fire and not having a bios ready
I've come to realize that Paul's hardware holds a bias against intel and is definitely not a "neutral platform" but has become a propaganda mouthpiece for AMD and the establishment machine.
Have you noticed Paul's hardware has become very political as of lately
It's time to unsubcribe, and I will go to gamer nexus and jays two cents and hardware unboxed for my tech news source
Happy Sunday and thanks for the tech news Joe and Paul🎉😊
Yes! More Tech News!
Thank you Paul and Joe!!
intel and nvidia is like the spider man meme pointing at each other and shit xD
All u AMD fanboys/girls are just having a meltdown moment because of intel getting the 7 billion dollar AI loan from the CHIPS act, and AMD didn't.
Seeing AMD fanboys/girls go into meltdown mode is satisfying
@@lldjslim You still need a hobby.
@@lldjslim meltdowns xD AMD CPUs don't melt our PCs xD
@@lldjslim Same FPS, same performance, one third the power, 10-15c cooler. I think AMD are winning hands down right now.
@@lldjslimRelax, did you get any cent of those 7 billion 😅
Many motherboard manufacturers, like ASUS, include unmetered CPU settings in the UEFI to achieve high benchmark scores. However, they often fail to set the profiles to the correct specifications for consumer versions. They offer options like "ASUS booster" or "default," with many users opting for the booster, which uses the unmetered settings. Motherboard makers must stop releasing unoptimized boards to general consumers, especially since most are unaware that the specifications must align correctly with the mounted CPUs. This issue is not unique to ASUS; it's a widespread problem among manufacturers of 13th and 14th-generation CPUs. 😡
Thank you for all the tech news Paul
Thanks Paul and Joe for the info. Have a great week.
I've got a 13700k and I haven't really experienced any crashes regarding gaming since just over a year ago of having this. I don't play such demanding games though or do FPS games, the most demanding I could play is Tomb Raider or something equivalent to it. I mostly play older games and racing games and emulation and nothing's crashed my computer. I also just recently changed motherboards to have a couple extra features that weren't present in my original board. I'll update this comment IF my computer crashes at all this year from gaming.🤔
I had a major issue that started cropping up after a BIOS update. Rolling back to a version that was as old as the last time the computer had no issues solved the problem. Also had to turn off firmware updates, and delete files in c:\windows\firmware. This was with a 13900HX.
You and I both know it is mainly from 1500 different ways people are trying to undervolt and slow the processor down from throttling under an air cooler....
Thanks for this vid Paul. It allowed me to target a problem that I have been having with my PC. Turned out to be the processor not being able to run at stock settings. Had to down clock it by 100mhz which is stupid.
All celebrate the return of the Tech News! Missed ya last week Paul!
5 1/4 in 1998 was so old back then... Leave it to SF to do something stupid
3:11 This times 1000%. I was having all sorts of issues with different motherboards, processors and ram kits. I finally shut off all the extra mobo shenanigans and haven't had stability issues since.
So they're upgrading the 5 1/4" floppy disc to 3 1/5" floppy disc. Truly some progress.
Yeah - if that system rolled out in 1998 - the 5 1/4 floppy was ALREADY obsolete! 🤣
@@paulbarnett227 DVD's were released in the US in 1997!
CD's were by far the biggest media format by 1998 in north america at least.
I was about to switch platforms from am4 to 13700k…I just went ahead and went from a 5800x to. A used 5800x3d as a last hurrah for the legendary socket …all hail v cache !
Had a pretty rough week, really appreciate the solace your lil' news vid brings us viewer folk
Awesomesauce video Pail and Joe. Another Sunday morning where not only did I get my tech news; but I laughed and almost spit out my MD0. Sadly, no Captain Crunch today. I am still recovering from my back surgery.
i was having the same issues with my i7 13700k i eneded up fixing it by changing all "turbo" settings to normal or disabled in bios, the weird thing is I never turned on any overclock or boost settings.
We use to use Win 98 in 2012+ to use a Scanning Electron Microscope to check Modern (EJ200) Aircraft Engine Magnetic Plugs for wear debris monitoring.
Also used DOS386 to help make and repair Carbon Fibre Panels.
Worked for a smelting company that used Dos based software for an X-ray machine. You have to get inventive to keep all of that running as securely as possible.
that garage set looks so finished now.. about time
I got the out of video memory error on my system alot (14900k), I had to remove 2 sticks of RAM. Fixed the issue.
San Francisco arcaic? Germany was seeking a Network Administrator for their Windows 3.11 infrastructure still in place running their train system. Crazy
Man, after saving money for 7-8 months I bought an Intel i9 14900KF 3-4 months ago now I read this POS is buggy and could freaking melt, freaking hell.
I missed Paul's briefs
gotta love laundry day.
Seems just yesterday people were turning away AMD for instability, my how the turn tables.
Totally agree with your point on motherboards. My build has a 13600k and the MSI board I used has a proprietary MSI setting that was blasting wattage into the CPU. Took me like an hour to figure out why the CPU was hitting 90+ degrees immediately on boot with a Noctua NH-D15 in a fractal torrent. I have had zero issues with my PC since disabling this, anecdotal evidence but I think you will be proven correct on this.
Excellent 👌
One specific error on one game engine on one chip architecture doesn't sound like an instability problem. Might be a software race condition that is only exposed at specific speeds, maybe related to one thread running on an e-core and one running on a p-core.
I would agree its a motherboard issue as i did have this issue pop up on my gigabyte motherboard that i run a 13900k and i did some bios tinkering and fixed the issue
I don't game with my 14900k currently. Just basic video editing setup. I haven't ran in issues yet. I have limited my power to 275watts pcore and 270watts ecore. When stress testing, it turbos up to 5.7ghz for a little bit before settling down to 4.9ghz. Some cores hit 100c before dropping bck down to 90c. Majority of the pcores stay around the 90c while ecore stays around 80c. But then again, I am running a 184mm radiator in a small form factor. I just use auto clock. Motherboard mag b760m wifi II.
I also experienced a bit of an issue with the locked i7-13700. I got an out of video memory error playing Red Dead Redemption 2. The system has 64GB RAM and an RTX 4090 24GB. I made sure to set the BIOS to enforce Intel limits and left X.M.P. off hoping to have the most stable and reliable system I could get. I even turned off Asus Multi-Core Enhancement. That was turned on by default. I only got two months out of that system and then one day the motherboard refused to boot anymore. The system was totally dead. I bought an Asus ROG Strix laptop with an i9-13980HX, 16GB RAM and RTX 4070 8GB. I hope this machine lasts much longer. My old i7-8700K system is 6 years old and never gave me any issues. Intel and the motherboard manufacturers are pushing things too hard trying to compete with AMD. smh
MB manufacturers remove the power limits on “auto” settings. That is a big issue for me as a builder. I don’t need PC’s coming back because of this so I set manual power limits that are close to matching Intel’s stock limits.
The subtle mom joke was an excellent addition :)
I have these issues constantly. Ue5 games, all of them.... had to go into the boys and change the power limit
2:46 randomly get an answer to the random checkerboard issue in Chrome I thought was some weird AM5 / Nvidia issue! thanks :)
Seriously why the hell do we even use Windows lol
That 5.25" floppy story is hilarious. I don't understand why they haven't at least installed a Gotek floppy emulator... I guess if it's not broken, then don't fix it!
It's ok, they migrating to 3.5 diskettes in 6 years. Who know what they'll use in 2050... maybe usb flash drives? 650gb cd-roms?!! The posiblities!
5.25" floppys - I thought it would be 1988, for which 3.5" would be "State of the Art"
@@brianmiller1077 Yeah, 5.25" floppies were already ancient history by '98.
Before the PC and 5.24" floppies, I think IBM sold business computers and you had tapes to store data. Microsoft Basic 3.0 still had all sorts of things to help deal with data on tapes. I guess they are luck they at least made it to floppies and you don't have to use all those sequential access data structures.
Typical government incompetence form the beginning building a system relying on what was already obsolete technology
Are they upgrading to 3.5” disks? Zip drive would be too advanced for them.
"That picture of your mom can be copied in less than an hour." That delivery was so spot on, it took me a second to realize what you just said. I am dying laughing here! That's the first time I've heard a yo momma joke in the context of PCIe 7.x. 😂😂
Thanks Paul for the excellent tech podcast as usual
Since io is in the processor now, could they really do a am5+, unless there's unused pins in the existing socket
these high temps made me say no thanks to anything after AM4. Waiting for more efficiency before I move on.
My friends 10700k has been having this error. It just started like a month ago.
Both of my machines running a 13700k and 14900k are fine, you were correct in assuming motherboard manufacturer default overclock settings. Particularly Asus boards. Returned both my settings to default intel settings and have been fine since.
UFDTech call out there at the beginning lol.
Hi Paul, I'm subscribed to all the PC tech channels. It seems they are all talking about the heat and overclocked problem. I've watched all of them, and your video was the best. Keep up the good work.
What keyboard are you using there?
That "out of video RAM" error has happened on my computer before and it is no where near that new of a processor. I am using an i7-4790K and an ASUS NVidia RTX 3060 v2 oc 12GB. It did it in Shadow of the Tomb Raider. Remedy was to re-boot. It is rare for it to occur, but occasionally happens.
About time they investigated the issues with the 13th & 14th gen chips. I've been using Intel Extreme Tuning Utility to underclock my 13900K performance core ratio for months. It's the only way to stop the constant crashing with every single Unreal Engine 5 game. I think it also has USB disconnection issues during gameplay where all my peripherals cut in and out.
When i got my 4090 I paired it with the 13900k. When playing Diablo 4 + Overwatch 2 i was crashing NON STOP. Ended up shutting off 3 things which fixed the issue. 1.) Multi core enhancement 2.) Turbo boost technology and 3. Turbo Boost technology 3.0. IMMEDIATELY fixed my issues
@7:05 I don't know why, but I really thought you were going to say "quick bits" rofl
Kind of glad I went with Top AMD with my build a few months ago, because I was so close to going with the 14900k but Micro Center had a hell of a Combo Deal with the 7950x mobo and 64gb DDR5 for $600. So that caused me to go with AMD and I am glad I did when I am hearing of all these high end silicon degrade so fast
Anyone know the make and model of the keyboard on Paul's desk? Thx
An essential part of my Sunday !
I'm happy with my 12-gen i7 CPU, and I still have my first 5.25 floppy from 198x, don't remember what's on it
my 13900K started to crash when I was loading into a game, loading shaders, etc, idk what was wrong...now i know, I wonder if I can use my plan and switch it at microcenter to 7950x3d
Darn, I got rid of all my 5.25 floppies. Still have my 3.5's tho.
ROM Drive FTW! I just popped in a Blu-Ray yesterday and watched The Martian. Good times :)
The motherboards were setting unlimited power limits stock and people blame intel when their limits were voided by board partners lmfao
Good rule of thumb nowadays is to always double check the OC settings or any AI auto OC especially Asus boards since I noticed they tend to have them all on.
All you need is a $3 China air cooler.
Intel specifically TOLD THE MOTHERBOARD MANUFACTURERS their Intel failsafe undervolting limits for shipping compatible motherboards with Intel 14th gen Core processors and the MOBO manufacturers overclocked and overvolted the settings anyways, disregarding Intel's Fail Safe settings and voltage settings. Therefore the crashing issue for Intel 13th generation and 14th generation is no suprise. This isn't Intel's fault its the motherboard manufacturers for not designing their products according to Intel's recommended settings.
Been running a Core i5-13600K since release at 6GHz without an issue. Zero stability problems. Runs hot with a Noctua NH-U12A air cooler but don't care. Not using any contact frame either. Intel has been using ILM's that secure from the sides only since LGA1156 (2009). 15 years and only with LGA1700 it became an issue? No, it's social media influencers trying to sell BS you don't need.
my thoughts are these issues are related to either thermal transient spikes not being handled, or vdroop issues.
Edit, also MCE is super unstable on ASUS generally, and I wouldn't recommend AI OC at all. Paul's suspicion is dead on in this regard.
Im always using stock intel settings on my asus mobo, never had any problems with my 13900K, and i have it for a year now, so paul, i think you are right
idk I had the exact same system memory error for about a week on my Ryzen 7800x, and then? idk.. just vanished and never bothered me again. If I had to take an educated guesstimate of the situation I would blame microsoft.
"On the *hor-RYZEN."*
🤣🤣🤣
Thanks Paul. The new mancave looks awesome.
I built my system around a13th Gen Intel Core i9-13900K, and I haven't experienced any reliability issues. I guess I'm one of the lucky ones.
Hey Paul, thanks for the info. Now I know why my Intel 13th gen I7 failed. Thankfully it was under warrenty and MSI replaced it. I hope a solution m is found that fixes the issue.
since computex is comming soon i better start asking now. Hotpot in taipei?
Has anyone noticed the SSD prices keep trying to go up and then they have massive sale prices because, well, demand drops. Funny how inflation drops demand. Almost like those intro econ classes taught something useful. Sadly, most of the techies I worked with didn't take econ because, math abuse.
Don't worry. They get together and have a nice collusion party to make sure the prices go up. /s
My 14700kf has had lots of issues
i was just having this issue with my i9-14900k these past couple weeks and have progressively gotten worse. working fine for months and then just crashing and failing everything including known stable games. to background processes and even my web browser pages.
Turns out, all these massive Shader Compilation crashes in Unreal Engine games on my system were caused by this Intel MB/CPU issue. Meanwhile, I have fixed those "out of memory crashes" by following some hints to stop the CPU from boosting and voilà, all other crashes are gone as well.
I'm having problems with my 13900K and ASUS Z690 Hero motherboard. I'm getting random blue screens. Tried reinstalling Windows, updating the BIOS and it couldn't update the ME firmware, so I had to rollback. I'm really frustrated atm! 😟
excellent!
@Paul's Hardware That's the same error I get when I try to open Hogwart's Legacy!!! I used to have a 4090 with a 5900x for a while and decided to upgrade to the 14900k; ever since then I of course began testing my old games to see how they ran now with the new system and Hogwarts no longer opens up - immediately pops up with the video error.
You might be right in terms of the motherboard, for both my AMD and this Intel build I had the AsRock Taichi but this motherboard has the best power phases as far as I know so..not sure if that matters
Well, due to a report I saw, I guess I should test Hogwarts Legacy again, the last time: Ryzen 7 5800X Currently: Ryzen 9 5900X. I changed the RAM, too. If I get that error message instead of it letting me play, then I know it's a bug.
I have a 13600k only slightly OC'd it by 3% isn't much but it has never had issues in games. I also have an over sized cooler on it though maybe that's why? Honestly I love this CPU it's great but i know it's not the best. So I probably dodged a bullet and lucked out lol Also on a Asrock mobo Riptide love their mobos
Well running at 105 degrees all the time is going to shorten the life of electronics, this was to be expected, but I didn't expect them to last only a few months.
Thanks, as always.
My 13900k has crashed, locked up, failed to POST and has constant USB issues for over a year. I tried multiple Z690 and Z790 motherboards (and BIOS versions and settings), RAM modules, power supplies and cooling solutions (Triple 360 water cooling). Playing a game or running a benchmark, the CPU will peak over 200 degrees. Running a long Cinebench test sometimes locks the system up or crashes. The USB port issues are the most annoying - they power cycle once or twice an hour. Starting a backup only to come back to an error message because the USB drive disappeared and reappeared is really annoying. I'm beginning to think the CPU is suffering from silicon degradation. Incidentally, my second PC, a 12700k using the same motherboard and RAM has no issues whatsoever.
I plan on switching to AMD when the next gen is released.
I won an i7 14700k in February and decided it was time to upgrade from my AMD FX-8350. I still have my 1660ti GPU, waiting for the next generation for prices to come down or something better to come out. And of courses right after I upgraded to my new CPU I can longer play games like BG3, it locks up during every dialogue screen...
It should be screamed from every tech channel. Stress your system with something like Cinebench right after setting up your cpu cooler. Make sure you don't stray anywhere close to 100c and if you do the solution will most likely be to set a hard power draw limit rather than reapplying thermal paste.
omg it happens to me all the time with my 13700k. so annoying, took me literarily a year to solve it. have a full watercooled delided, liquid metal copper ihs setup. overcocked to 6-5.8 ghz setup all to have to downclock my cpu to 5ghz well below stock just to play certain titles.
I went through that turns out it's bad tuning lol