I also have the i9-14900K CPU and fortunately I have not had any stability issues *knock on wood*. Now that you mentioned it, I'm wondering if the motherboard plays a key role in keeping things in check. I too have a $700.00 motherboard, the MSI MEG Z790 ACE MAX, so maybe that has helped. Nonetheless, last night I updated the bios to the latest firmware (Microcode 0x129) which is suppose to address potential issues in the future. I also updated the ME firmware. Let's hope things there is no degradation. The only thing I've noticed is high CPU temperatures at times but that is a known thing with this CPU.
The Intel baseline extreme and performance profiles are creating higher temps than even the default bios profiles from my understanding from the altered LLC on the baseline Intel profiles
@@wardeagle1015 yes they do this new bios update is kinda worse i could get better perf and temps with may bios update on Z790 MAXIMUS HERO and now to sync all cores feels glitchy as well
@@gvido2923 not surprisingly at all. The Asus OC profile gives me better temps and performance as well just limited PL1 and PL2, ICCmax to the Intel defaults and turning off MCE. It's just different LLCs with the different profiles. I'm not surprised the bios in general isn't great right now given how fast it came out
im using the 13900k on aorus master z790 motherboard for my 4090 build , zero issues i play all type of games mainly fps, fortnite black ops 6 bf 2042 off the grid they all run amazingly smooth in 4k. Lets see in a few months how it stacks up against a i9 285k 5090.
Can you do a video after the bios update so we can see what those voltage numbers are? Also I’m confused between watts and volts. Intel keeps saying the volt should not be above 1.5v. So where does watts come into play? Of course I’m not an engineer 😂
In case you update your bios, be sure to backup your Windows 11 system to an external HDD first or lose everything if what happened to my computer. If the system does not reboot after your update of bios and you set up the RAID again, usually a reboot will load the old system up, but this time I lost all 3 of my RAID0 set ups.. After I finally seen that I wasn't going to get my drives back I went ahead and set the RAID0 up and did a clean install of Windows 11. I seen I needed another driver from Gigabyte and after getting onto the page I seen that they had removed the v12E bios and replaced with v12F.. Since I already had Windows 11 registered again, I backed the Windows 11 onto an external HDD, then did the bios update.. After setting the RAID0 back up, it could not see my RAID drives. I put the Windows 11 install disk and rebooted.. Hit "Repair", went into "Troubleshot", then "Backup Image".. I had to hit the add drive button to add the RAID drivers for my MB.. After another reboot, back into Windows 11 all registered, etc.. Just be careful and be prepared.. If you do have to do this Image Backup, be sure to have your RAID drivers on a USB drive before your update of the bios... Some MBs don't do this... This was a Gigabyte Aorus Elite AX..
I'm on Ryzen right now, but I think all these auto-OCs from the bios are insane. I don't touch PBO. I just set it to a fixed clock and a fixed voltage. I think they just went overboard with all the competition and trying to be on top of every chart... 6GHz is insane and unnecessary. I would just set it to something like 5.5 to 5.8GHz and keep it where the voltage is at 1.3v, or maybe 1.35v The way I see it, they just want these chips to burn out fast, so you can go out and buy new ones asap.
@user-sd6tx1ex7j definitely shouldn't be pulling that much. 200Watts is insane. I have the videos from pulling 110 watts stock. Just keep and eye on it man! Did you check the volts
i have Lenovo Leigion 7i pro with RTX 4090 as well with 13th gen i9 and they run crazy hot as well but the wattage isnt even close as Desktop so i dont think there is issue with that
If ur having instability with 13th and 14th gen cpu there is no fix whatsoever .this is caused by manufacturing and there’s no way to fix it stop taking advice from random people with false info
haha i love how you utilize that magnetic case siding, ajar/closed... youre probably like me, and while in heavy use, you have it open.. i remove my glass siding once FRIDAY hits... like right now... its fucking Battle mode time baby.... no sleep till monday morning 4 hrs before my shift/work week begins...
I also have the i9-14900K CPU and fortunately I have not had any stability issues *knock on wood*. Now that you mentioned it, I'm wondering if the motherboard plays a key role in keeping things in check. I too have a $700.00 motherboard, the MSI MEG Z790 ACE MAX, so maybe that has helped. Nonetheless, last night I updated the bios to the latest firmware (Microcode 0x129) which is suppose to address potential issues in the future. I also updated the ME firmware. Let's hope things there is no degradation. The only thing I've noticed is high CPU temperatures at times but that is a known thing with this CPU.
The Intel baseline extreme and performance profiles are creating higher temps than even the default bios profiles from my understanding from the altered LLC on the baseline Intel profiles
@@wardeagle1015 yes they do this new bios update is kinda worse i could get better perf and temps with may bios update on Z790 MAXIMUS HERO and now to sync all cores feels glitchy as well
@@gvido2923 not surprisingly at all. The Asus OC profile gives me better temps and performance as well just limited PL1 and PL2, ICCmax to the Intel defaults and turning off MCE. It's just different LLCs with the different profiles. I'm not surprised the bios in general isn't great right now given how fast it came out
I have a Dark Hero motherboard and I am going to receive a replacement 14900K.
Nice vid! Do you have any plans to create some tech reviews?
Yes I've actually been thinking about that honestly. My buddy has the new Rog Gaming laptop I'm going to test it!
@@LANDONINAPC Sounds great! Audio is also important for gaming and content creation. If you're interested, how do I contact you to discuss further?
Are you not under- volting?
Try underclock the cpu and lower the voltage. It might reduce tge performance a bit but it will keep the cpu safe
im using the 13900k on aorus master z790 motherboard for my 4090 build , zero issues i play all type of games mainly fps, fortnite black ops 6 bf 2042 off the grid they all run amazingly smooth in 4k. Lets see in a few months how it stacks up against a i9 285k 5090.
Ur too rich for ur own good
Jesus Christ you have that thing on your desk?
Can you do a video after the bios update so we can see what those voltage numbers are? Also I’m confused between watts and volts. Intel keeps saying the volt should not be above 1.5v. So where does watts come into play? Of course I’m not an engineer 😂
Wattage is like the power limit and volts are how much power that can be used mire volts more power more power more heat
Yup exactly more heat!
In case you update your bios, be sure to backup your Windows 11 system to an external HDD first or lose everything if what happened to my computer.
If the system does not reboot after your update of bios and you set up the RAID again, usually a reboot will load the old system up, but this time I lost all 3 of my RAID0 set ups..
After I finally seen that I wasn't going to get my drives back I went ahead and set the RAID0 up and did a clean install of Windows 11. I seen I needed another driver from Gigabyte and after getting onto the page I seen that they had removed the v12E bios and replaced with v12F.. Since I already had Windows 11 registered again, I backed the Windows 11 onto an external HDD, then did the bios update.. After setting the RAID0 back up, it could not see my RAID drives. I put the Windows 11 install disk and rebooted.. Hit "Repair", went into "Troubleshot", then "Backup Image".. I had to hit the add drive button to add the RAID drivers for my MB.. After another reboot, back into Windows 11 all registered, etc.. Just be careful and be prepared.. If you do have to do this Image Backup, be sure to have your RAID drivers on a USB drive before your update of the bios... Some MBs don't do this... This was a Gigabyte Aorus Elite AX..
I'm on Ryzen right now, but I think all these auto-OCs from the bios are insane. I don't touch PBO. I just set it to a fixed clock and a fixed voltage.
I think they just went overboard with all the competition and trying to be on top of every chart...
6GHz is insane and unnecessary. I would just set it to something like 5.5 to 5.8GHz and keep it where the voltage is at 1.3v, or maybe 1.35v
The way I see it, they just want these chips to burn out fast, so you can go out and buy new ones asap.
I get 190 watts. Is this considered normal?
I914900K
@user-sd6tx1ex7j no that is not normal at all! That is very high for stock watts. I was OC a couple months ago and was barely pulling 120.
@LANDONINAPC I updated the BIOS and it's the same, 190 or 185 watts.
MB ASUS ROG MAXIMUS Z790 DARK HERO
@user-sd6tx1ex7j definitely shouldn't be pulling that much. 200Watts is insane. I have the videos from pulling 110 watts stock. Just keep and eye on it man! Did you check the volts
Depends on the application.
@cedefualt non overclock out of the box should be 100W to 120 watts max. 180 to 200W on any application is way more than it should be. msengul16
Does this problem also happen in laptops with the Core i9-13900hx?
@yousefshaheen5486 intel has not confirmed the laptop versions having this issue as they are still looking into it
i have Lenovo Leigion 7i pro with RTX 4090 as well with 13th gen i9 and they run crazy hot as well but the wattage isnt even close as Desktop so i dont think there is issue with that
I bought the 13700k, shall I return it and get the 12700k ?
lol, me setting manual voltage to my 7800x3d😂 uses 39 watts in games
Mine works fine out the box not one issue.
@SniperBraeGaming it could happen over time Hopefully it doesn't. 🤝👍
@@LANDONINAPC Please don't scare me like that 🤣
@SniperBraeGaming haha it probably won't man. 👍
@@SniperBraeGamingset manual voltages otherwise you risk
@nivea878 thank you a l ready did
If ur having instability with 13th and 14th gen cpu there is no fix whatsoever .this is caused by manufacturing and there’s no way to fix it stop taking advice from random people with false info
Not true, intel has not confirmed it's 100 percent that... They said it "could" be lol... why do you come on here lying to people?
@@LANDONINAPC intel needs to deal with a bigger issue then what ur even talking about . Refunds
@@brichardson342bro stop talking about computers.
Random lag spike 😢 just buy a new pc😢😢 12th gen
Random lag spike 😢 just buy a new pc😢😢
is i5 14600 safe from this
Yep
I think your video fps 30 opload 60 fps video
My videos are uploaded in 4k 60 you need to change the resolution to that!
Another solution - Go AMD..
not gonna spend another 1.5K usd on mobo and cpu to change platform
No, thanks😂
AMD fanboy?
@@william7576 I upgraded to AM5 last year and would have to wait for zen6.
haha i love how you utilize that magnetic case siding, ajar/closed... youre probably like me, and while in heavy use, you have it open.. i remove my glass siding once FRIDAY hits... like right now... its fucking Battle mode time baby.... no sleep till monday morning 4 hrs before my shift/work week begins...
Hell yeah man! You know I'm exactly like that! Enjoy your weekend man! And thanks for stopping by!