Intel Allegedly Aware of Potential CPU Defects Prior to Release
Shub & Johns launches investigation into the Intel Corporation after reports indicate that the company may have known about a defect with its product before it sold it. Intel is widely known for its computer products, and recently releases CPU products that may experience stability issues as a result of this potential defect.
Intel sells Allegedly Defective CPU
Intel, the California-based business that designs, manufactures, and sells computer components and similar products recently came under fire after reports indicate that the company knowingly sold allegedly defective products to consumers. The semiconductor Giant is met with accusations that it knew that its 13th and 14th generation Raptor Lake processors had been manufactured with a serious defect that affects the performance and stability of the CPU product.
The alleged defect with the Raptor Lake processors seemingly makes the CPUs unreliable. Consumers report that use of either 13th or 14th gen processors can result in frequent crashes and unstable use of your computer. These new processors have been marketed and described as high performing CPU products, prompting consumers and businesses alike to integrate the processors into their systems. As the alleged stability issue becomes more widespread, however, consumers may become concerned about how this product will affect the performance of their computer.
Its one thing to sell a potentially defective product, but reports that Intel may have been aware of the alleged stability issues with the Raptor Lake processors may make consumers feel duped! Given Intel’s testing practices both before and after release of the product, it seems hard to believe that the company did not identify or was not aware of the issue, instead allowing consumers to purchase a potentially defective product and profiting from its decision.
Intel choosing to sell the processors directly impacts consumers. The purchaser now has to bear any potential time, effort, and costs it takes to repair or replace the faulty product and may lose important documents, files, or other material that can be affected by CPUs crashing. This concern may leave many consumers wary of how this alleged defect may impact them.
Do you own or have a system equipped with an Intel 13th or 14th Generation Raptor Lake processor? Have you experienced any issues related to the product’s stability? Let us know! Fill out the attached form and join the Shub & Johns investigation today!
