Intel 13th/14th Gen CPU Allegedly Equipped with Instability Issues
Shub & Johns launches investigation into Intel after many reports surface of issues with the Intel Cor 13th and 14th generation desktop processors and potentially any computer that is equipped with the processors. Consumers have gone online to voice their concerns about the potential defect.
The Intel Core 13th and 14th gen processors are reportedly experiencing instability issues that can cause computer crashing or can even permanently damage the processor or the whole computer. The alleged issue comes as a result of a microcode algorithmic error which incorrectly requests higher voltages from the Intel Core processors. The alleged elevated operating voltages have had a widespread impact on various CPU models – from professional to everyday desktop set ups. This includes damage to 65W and higher, non-K, model CPUs.
While it is known that the alleged defect with the 13th and 14th gen Intel processors can lead to widespread system crashes, it is unknown what invisible damage this excessive voltage issue may be causing to the processor. Intel claims it will extend the warranty for the processors and replace impacted units, but it does not seem like the company will issue a recall on the products.
Many dedicated consumers rely on Intel to provide high-end, quality products, and trust that the product has the specs and qualifications to keep expensive CPUs and desktops running for gaming, streaming, and other professional functions. Understandably, consumers may be upset to see their expensive CPU permanently damaged as result of the alleged Intel processor defect.
Do you own an Intel Core 13th or 14th generation desktop processor, or a CPU system that is equipped with one? Have you experienced sudden crashes or other issues as a result of the alleged excessive voltage defect? Let us know! Fill out the attached form and join the Shub & Johns investigation today.
