WATCH WENDELL'S VIDEO! kzread.info/dash/bejne/g658xdSbhJiqj7w.html We're also working with Wendell to explore the tip we got recently. Will take some time though as it requires getting failed samples in from people. If you've had one, email us!

@AwesomeBlackDude

21 күн бұрын

I need help deciding which PSU to purchase to replace my EVGA 850G SuperNOVA FTW PSU. Can I still buy a new EVGA unit, and if so, which one do you recommend?

@MatthewSwabey

21 күн бұрын

Just let r/pcmasterrace know the prophets have spoken

@ziggo0

21 күн бұрын

This was a great video. Always love l1techs

@realdragonrude

21 күн бұрын

Intel is not just failing they are being humbled for thinking they are too big to fail PC hardware history teaches us that even the giant can fall when they think they are immortal But really Intel caused this issue by putting the pins on the mobo they gave OEM motherboard makers too much control and you see the turnout

@4Wilko

21 күн бұрын

I watched that earlier today and while I was expecting a GN video update I didn't expect it so soon mere hours after watching Level1Techs!

Former Intel employee here. I resigned from a firmware team almost exactly two years ago due to the highly toxic internal culture. I know from firsthand experience that those who don't "go with the flow" tend to get systematically suppressed. I've watched Intel since then, and I can't say I'm surprised by any of this. In fact, I predicted that they were pushing their silicon too hard since the release of 13th gen and that they were likely pushing their margins too hard and wondered whether we would see premature hardware degradation. Here we are a few months after release, and we are seeing what is likely a result of degradation.

@Dommifax

17 күн бұрын

Is this boeing?

@herrbrain6700

17 күн бұрын

@@Dommifax Not far off.

@guillepankeke2844

17 күн бұрын

That sux, more so because Intel is not only one of the 2 biggest providers of cpus but also the most serious Microsoft competition.

@jimcachero

17 күн бұрын

You need a interview with tech Jesus

@Viewable11

17 күн бұрын

How does Wendell's comment about CPU temperatures and voltages *not* being a probable reason not contradict you?

Someone sneezed in the clean room. 😂😅

@-INFERNUS-

21 күн бұрын

Oops 🤣🤣

@abavariannormiepleb9470

21 күн бұрын

Would be a great setting for a Mr. Bean sequel.

@luismagallanes2371

21 күн бұрын

Sorry guys, that was me 😭

@TheBackyardChemist

21 күн бұрын

you could say it is a computer virus

@filip9587

21 күн бұрын

Bob, you did it again. Patrick will be pissed.

Intel engineer horror movie - "I know what you developed last summer"

@jamezxh

17 күн бұрын

Underrated comment 😅

Reminds me of when my late friend Dr. Kip W4KIP found the Pentium error. He tried to call Intel and tell them. They thought he was crazy. 3 months later, the poop hit the fan; they called him back and wanted details. I think their heads are in the sand again.

@AngelaTheSephira

12 күн бұрын

May I have some details on this Pentium bug? I'm a bit of a computer historian and I don't have any record of this

@esbenm6544

12 күн бұрын

@@AngelaTheSephira Pentium FDIV bug, prompted a recall of the affected processors in 1994. Intel claimed losses upwards of $500,000,000 resulting from the recall.

@nathanscarlett4772

8 күн бұрын

Wooooooooow

A little disappointed Wendell wasn't summoned out of a portal.

@GamersNexus

21 күн бұрын

He normally arrives via server rack! Unfortunately, none were available. We went old school for this one.

@PorscheRacer14

21 күн бұрын

It took 42 Intel 12900K CPUs to make him appear previously. Unfortunately, the upgrade to 14900K has exerted too much instability on the portal and a rift may occur. This is the responsible option.

@holmd90

21 күн бұрын

They needed to resort to more stable legacy methods of Wendell deployment

@CptJistuce

21 күн бұрын

​@@holmd90RS-232?

@Pixel_FX

21 күн бұрын

@@GamersNexus lmfao

Buying a used cpu in this lineup is going to be horrible situation, noones going to be touching that with ten foot pole

@TMAN-lk2dd

21 күн бұрын

Depends, if the price goes down to a point where it can underperform being nerfed or such. Someone could buy it for budget builds.

@sendi_sen

21 күн бұрын

@@TMAN-lk2ddOnly if it can be mitigated that way, only if the physically damaged hasn’t already happened, and only if the buyer knew about it to start with, etc. Some enthusiasts may be able to benefit, but there will be a lot more people that’ll feel like they’ve been scammed, and there’s a good chance they won’t be able to get a replacement.

@masterk5066

21 күн бұрын

I don’t buy used parts anyways the one time I did the motherboard boot loops whenever I run the ram in dual channel configuration 😂 used parts too risky then & DEFINITELY now with these issues

@MazeFrame

21 күн бұрын

Livestream: Running 14th Gen Intel until they all can't do math right

@dongordon2754

21 күн бұрын

@@masterk5066 I had that same issue when after doing a GPU swap on my x470 motherboard. I can only assume I somehow flexed the board enough to damage a trace the second channel used or something like that. Now it gathers dust in my closet. I have had 100% success with used parts so far though, that was a board I bought new. Also had a corsair 8GB DDR4 stick fail and they ignored my RMA submission, so I don't buy corsair now.

After 8 months two days ago I finally got my new i9-13900kf. I was having a slew of BSOD, random shut offs, and game crashes. It started with CS2 crashing, and then from there over the course of 6 months it got worse and worse until the last month of my RMA process when it would BSOD/ turn off 10+ times a day. Absolutely absurd support timeframe. And they completely neglected to reassure me that the issue wouldn't persist.

@seikochristopherward9908

17 күн бұрын

because they could not reassure themselves the issue wouldn't persist ☠

@Creomortis

15 күн бұрын

Try buying 3 cherry picked 13900KS cpus and experiencing similar issues. What a joke and a waste of my time.

@Windupmykilt

15 күн бұрын

Coulda had a 7800X3D....bonk

@js0uthh

15 күн бұрын

wow. sounds like a nightmare. whats your current status now?

@siphi7583

14 күн бұрын

It is so funny, meanwhile I got a 12900kf for $160 new, yet I bought an 13700kf to wait for the class action lawsuit on intel, easy money baby!

i would just like to remind everyone that Wendall is not suicidal. just for future reference.

@MethosOhio

16 күн бұрын

Luckily he isn't talking about Boeing.

@vincentkuipers9577

15 күн бұрын

Is there some kind of meme I'm missing here? I see this all the time.

@CactusPuppy

15 күн бұрын

@@vincentkuipers9577Basically one of the standout Boeing whistleblowers died under suspicious circumstances. Although his friends and family stated before his death that he was not suicidal, the official investigation was closed with the conclusion that his death was suicide.

@xx-----------xx873

15 күн бұрын

@@vincentkuipers9577 Whistleblowers seem to convieniently commit suicide.

@thedigitalrealm7155

14 күн бұрын

​@@vincentkuipers9577It's related to whistleblowers being assassinated. Two Boeing whistleblowers died within a month or two of each other recently under shady circumstances.

I've said it before, but it feels like Intel's been taking an old, 4 cylinder turbo ICE and just gradually cranking up the PSI on the turbo year after year hoping the engine holds.

@HifeMan

21 күн бұрын

@@JohnDoe-bm2nu Just fixing it with a new tune and calling it a day is what Intel is trying to do now even though you already got degrading crank bearings due to the HOT tune it was running before. lol

@perwestermark8920

21 күн бұрын

Intel once had a "product release" of a multi-core Xeon. Where analysis of the video indicated they did cryogenic cooling. On a special motherboard where a full side of the PCB was jammed with switch transistors to power the CPU. Estimated CPU power about 1 kW - overclocking like crazy just to make it look fast. The presentation held one day before AMD had their release of new Epyc processors. Which obviously did not need overclocking. And was directly ready for shipping, since AMD didn't "release" a fake product. Yes - Intel definitely have been playing with overclocking tricks multiple times to handle the AMD onslaught.

@CptJistuce

21 күн бұрын

​@@perwestermark8920Reminds me of the gigahertz Pentium 3.

@ToothNroost

21 күн бұрын

Intel 14nm++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Cmon, they did this already. They hardly ever come out with something 'new'. Increase power and say OH MY GOD IT'S THE BEST!!!11 😅

@mal2ksc

21 күн бұрын

Nah they keep adding more cylinders, but now they're not even all the same size!

Intel is leading the best AMD Ryzen campaign that AMD ever had!

@danny24042002

21 күн бұрын

Haha yesss😂

@Paul_Sleeping

21 күн бұрын

The power of competition. When AMD finally caught up to Intel 4 years ago, it caught Intel unaware and now Intel are doing things to their CPUs that they never would do to push performance beyond their safety spec. Intel is ruining their hard earned reputation on uptime and stability.

@inkredebilchina9699

21 күн бұрын

damn son ^^

@m8x425

21 күн бұрын

fair

@user-sd9dk5ir7v

21 күн бұрын

User Benchmark absolutely seething. Can't wait to check what kinda bs those guys are gonna put out.

Intel: this is fine...

@MrSaywutnow

7 күн бұрын

Narrator: But it wasn't fine.

@clickbaitpro

6 күн бұрын

That's soo Apple

The folks who make Warframe, which uses its own engine, have also determined that a majority of startup crashes with NVIDIA drivers in particular as of late were happening mostly on Intel 13th and 14th generation CPUs. They recommended that people follow Intel's suggestion to update the BIOS on the motherboard.

@jacobtaylor7506

16 күн бұрын

I am an investor in Intel and like to know if the updated bios help or not. Also, do you think that Intel is making it to be more compatible for their product and not competition?

@bulletflight

14 күн бұрын

​@@jacobtaylor7506Sell it and short it.

Chips then: Work for 15 years without any traces of degradation. Still support factory clocks and overclocking today.

@totalermist

20 күн бұрын

Absolutely. I wonder if the issues are partly to do with the manufacturing process. The old 32nm and 22nm nodes were rock solid. 14nm seemed OK, too, but their 10nm process seems to be a total dud. Their first gen Whiskey Lake and Ice Lake laptop CPUs based on that process had to be heavily underclocked out-of-factory for a reason, I guess.

@veilside62

20 күн бұрын

my 2500K spent all its life overclocked to shit @4.5ghz. been through hundreds of games, the crypto mining craze, etc... runs like day 1 and still holds 4.5.

@marcusmt4746

20 күн бұрын

@@totalermist I think this is directly related. The smaller the transistors, the more vulnerable they are to degradation. The latest series of processors operate at maximum overclocking from the factory and the throttling temperature limits are exceeded by many tens of degrees.

@BitwiseMobile

20 күн бұрын

I have a FX-8350 Black AMD build that is operating as a Linux server right now. I went overkill on the cooling for that bad boy - two very large Noctua fans sitting on top of a GIANT heat sink (it was my last air cool build). When I turn it on it sounds like an APU :D It gets the job done though and still plays pretty decently with the 1080 Ti I have in there.

@skilletpan5674

20 күн бұрын

@@marcusmt4746 you know that z80s and 6502s are still working from the 70s and 80s? That's a bit longer than 20 years. It's usually the capacitors that die first.

I work at a high volume PC repair shop where we deal with a lot of gaming PCs. We typically have between 3-5 13900k or 14900k systems per week that come in with really odd behavior. Typically games either fail to launch or crash shortly into a game among other things. When running OCCT during a CPU stress test, the CPU almost always fails. Switching to a test 13700k completely eliminates all issues. I am not sure why the failure is happening after just a few months of ownership of the CPU. But my theory is that the CPU is "cooking" itself. Whenever we find the CPU has failed testing, we tell the customer to either switch to a 14700k which seems more stable or to swap to an AMD CPU.

@dudao4163

21 күн бұрын

Based on what known, i7s will eventually crash the same way just later. Degradation happens top-down.

@toddsimone7182

21 күн бұрын

Or use your warranty and get a free CPU.

@m8x425

21 күн бұрын

so is this with XMP on or off? I was tinkering with a 14900k system last weekend and it was unstable with 64GB of DDR5 at 6400MT/s. I sniffed this out by running Y-Cruncher. Once I added +0.01v to the Memory controller, it was fine. I also had been running a 13900k for over a year and I've had no trouble with it. Although I've set the BIOS up to where the VCore won't spike past 1.35v and I manually tuned the RAM. The 13900k I have is not a good chip either. It needs 1.325v to run stress test stable.

@RipliWitani

21 күн бұрын

The 12th gen was the last good gen. 13,14 and 15 will just be an overclocked 12th gen. Intel people get mad when AMD does it, but Intel has been doing this for decades. So many useless skus

@thesupernad

21 күн бұрын

I just tested 25 brand new 14700k desktops for my classroom before deploying them today. 18 of the 25 computers are doa. CPU's are defective. Won't even boot to OS. Still have 20 more to test for another classroom and I expect the same results.

"1 error a week on a non over-clocked configuration is not than bad" The amount of errors I expect to see from my CPU per week, per month or per year is 0 (zero). That's exactly the amount of errors I have seen from my cpus in the past. If I have a single CPU error, I would expect it is either old or dying, or the game is doing something iffy. When a see a second error, I would immediately conclude that the CPU is broken and I need a new one. Guess I will not look at intel cpus for a few more years.

@DIREWOLFx75

18 күн бұрын

Agreed. A cpu that can't even run a few days without an error is absolutely unacceptable. Even one error per month is NOT anywhere near ok. Once per year i could probably ignore, or not even notice, but if it was a known issue, i would rather buy something slower/more expensive/other negative instead. Just not acceptable...

@chunkylover123ish

17 күн бұрын

Are you talking about personal use or private use? Because, the difference is 168hrs a week vs ~20hrs a week of usage.

@DIREWOLFx75

17 күн бұрын

@@chunkylover123ish Uh, i don't know about YOU or anything, but at least my PERSONAL PC for nothing but private home use runs 168 hours per week. I only reboot every few months because windows updates forces me to do so. My previous W7 system, its record constant uninterrupted ontime was about 11 months IIRC.

@elzabethtatcher9570

16 күн бұрын

@@chunkylover123ish​ @chunkylover123ish it does not matter. CPU just should not break. Whenever I buy a new PC or laptop, first thing I do is I test my memory. This involves several days of intense CPU workout. The assumption is that CPU never breaks and good memory has 0 errors, so if there are any memory errors that would mean unstable overclock or just bad memory sticks. I never encountered CPU errors that way.

@zeldazackman

14 күн бұрын

@@chunkylover123ish Private use here, the 13600k system that I've got runs multiple low priority baremetal servers 24/7 with brief downtimes by choice every other month due to firmware updates for stability and swapping out drives to cold storage every four to five months. Whatever they did with the 13900k and the 14900k bares questioning on why it has stability issues.

My current build I used an Intel CPU (13900K) for the first time. It ran beautifully for the first year. However in the past 2 months I’ve experienced random crashes in games. I’ve reinstalled windows, replaced the RAM, replaced the NVME drive, tried using windows 10, and even replaced the motherboard. I never thought it would be the CPU. However I am now convinced the factory single core boost has fried my cores leaving them next to useless.

For a very long time, when a fault occurred in a PC, the processor was the only component which we were 100% sure it hadn't failed - and this was always the case. It feels strange to me that an Intel processor can fail after a limited number of thermal cycles - but, I guess, they pushed the specs too far this time...

@spry_guy

17 күн бұрын

I used to work at a PC repair shop about 25 years ago (man I'm getting old). I can count on 1 hand the number of defective CPUs I encountered. Two of which were destroyed by the same defective motherboard.

@GoldenGrenadier

17 күн бұрын

I had an intel 4690K fail after about 8 years of being overclocked. It lived a good life and stayed relevant for a really long time.

@drayke8886

16 күн бұрын

I have 13500h and every time without fail core 03 hits 85-90°C on windows boot. I even disabled Turbo... IDK what's going on but I'll probably sell this laptop as soon as guarantee will expire.

@Rendogog

16 күн бұрын

I remember DX4-100s getting a bit toasty - but that's a fiar few years ago.

@chis5050

16 күн бұрын

​@@drayke8886 the 13th gens run hot for sure. Idk about on laptop but on PC it's become standard to undervolt them using lite load settings in bios. Look it up. I went from being near 90 95c regularly under load to more like 70 with no blue screens. Reducing voltage like this also likely to help prevent any degradation like seen in this video

_"GPU VRAM limitation"_ Meanwhile the guy with the 3090 and 24GB VRAM: wait, what?

@marcogenovesi8570

21 күн бұрын

classic reddit nonsense

@RaytheonTechnologies_Official

21 күн бұрын

Shoulda bought the H100

@4kirb

21 күн бұрын

My friend has a 13600KF (edit: had the wrong model written, still affected) and a 4090 and he keeps crashing in cs2. Only just learned of the instability, this seems similar.

@kevinerbs2778

21 күн бұрын

@@4kirb Does he have Rebar enabled?

@marcinkarpiuk7797

21 күн бұрын

I saw similar post few days ago at first descendant discord: I got out of vram warning and i got 4090? Wtf

I have de-lid my 13900KF, and to my surprise found a nice little air bubble in the IHS solder. It wasn't huge, but at least 1mm in diameter. Sadly did not document the process.

Here's me running on i7 4770K with 1600mhz ram for 10years no issues.

Randomly posted this video in our work chat. One of our developers has been stumped trying to fix this and didn't know it was related to processor. THANK YOU

@funguy1086

20 күн бұрын

This channel is awesome!

@geografiainfinitului

19 күн бұрын

How did Chipzilla fracked up so much?

@jimmyjango5213

19 күн бұрын

This needs more visibility!

@TheGroberUnfug

18 күн бұрын

sure, it was the cpu. let me guess, PHP eCommerce Developer? Was hunting a "Linux Kernel Bug" before? ahahah

@nathank5140

16 күн бұрын

Yeah. I wasted days on this stupid issue. Test server would not pass tests. Random kernel panics

im a linux user with a high-end 14th gen intel cpu who's experienced almost all of the issues described in this video, in both gaming and heavy code compilation contexts. learning that it's not just me is very validating for me many hours of attempting to fix it.

@Chopper153

19 күн бұрын

You should apply for an RMA

@saafff5465

19 күн бұрын

rma and buy amd 😂

@jacobgaysawyer337

19 күн бұрын

was it like this from the very start? or after a while

@eltamarindo

19 күн бұрын

Yes, apply for an RMA sooner than later as there may be crush later on of people who don't have issues still swapping out their chips.

@chocolate_maned_wolf

19 күн бұрын

how long was the time from first boot to failure in decimal years? laptop or desktop? oc?

I love the term "blast radius" too! In IT security, it refers to how far malware can spread in a network or environment; segmentation between workloads being the key to mitigate this risk.

just gave up on my 14900k and built 7950x3d system, will RMA it and sell on eBay unopened to anyone willing to try their luck. Even on stock it would crash, 8 months of pain, and I work in game dev. remotely.... last 4 months the bloody browser tabs started crashing due to CPU errors, that was last straw. Have been on Ryzen 9 7950x3d for 5 days now and loving it.

@matthewdrews

18 күн бұрын

Exact same thing happened with me regarding the browser tabs crashing. Not just games, but VSCode, DBeaver (programs for work) all crashed and random times.

@koun7erfit547

13 күн бұрын

Same experience here, posted comments with my issues.

@justinrohomon979

12 күн бұрын

Aye my 14900k reached a point that even attempting to load a game would black screen the pc and it BSOD a few times just playing youtube.

My current build has been an absolute nightmare, between a burnt 4090, CONSTANT CRASHES since getting the machine, 2 Mobos, 2 CPUs 13900k -> 14900k, 2 sets of RAM, moved my OS to a new SSD. I've done the undervolting, the underclocking, all that shit... still having crashes in titles like Valheim, Apex Legends, and Ready or Not. I finally said screw it today... just sent off for a 7800x3d and the mobo/cooler to go with it. I just want this build to be stable so I can enjoy my primary hobby again.

@JPDuffy

21 күн бұрын

I had a nightmare upgrade as well, but on AM5. Crashes, POST failures, BSOD when using Expo, GPU detection failures, USB glitches, terrible onboard Wifi, I could go on... It was a Microcenter bundle and I live too far away to do anything about it so I had to RMA the lot and eBay it. If you happened to order a MSI PRO B650-P WIFI or similar, cancel the order. I'm on an ancient i7-5930K for the time being and it's slow but it works 100% of the time.

@BreakingDimes

21 күн бұрын

So far from my experience msi's low end am 5 boards have been an absolute nightmare I've used as rock Asus and gigabyte in all of them have worked fine ​@@JPDuffy

@muffinzmuffin-qs7sb

20 күн бұрын

@@JPDuffy For what it's worth I've had nothing but good experiences with my ASRock B650M Pro RS WiFi which I bought for $125. Except the onboard Realtek NIC seemingly being physically defective & causing instability but it was nothing a PCIe card and disabling the onboard controller couldn't fix anyways. I'm sure the higher end ASRocks are even nicer.

@AvreeL89

20 күн бұрын

You’re not alone my friend, it’s probably what I’ll do next, time to switch to the red team 😅.

@seylaw

20 күн бұрын

I've recently upgraded to a 14700KF, apart from a defective power supply that lead to various sudden crashes and OCP shutdowns, and two broken fans, the system seems to be running okay for now. Well, at least as long as I don't disable the onboard NIC and don't put my x540 NIC in the second PCIe x16 slot. I've seen some weired BSOD's if I do that but that's possibly a PCIe-incompatibility. Everything is fine, if the x540 is placed in the PCIe slot at the bottomn (that is wired to the chipset) and with the onboard NIC enabled. I am still worried though.

You always hear stories about how there's like 3 people in the country who understand the arcane software written in Cobol or Fortran that keeps the traffic lights working or manages the backbone of the internet infrastructure, and that guy is Wendell. It's always so cool to see him on the show.

@RipliWitani

21 күн бұрын

Our government is trash

@TheHighborn

21 күн бұрын

In other words, Wendell IS HIM

@remo27

21 күн бұрын

Could be this Wendel: kzread.info/dash/bejne/o5eissiBg5WagMo.html

@elmoailos

20 күн бұрын

That might be true. That one guy probably retired after the 12th gen went out the door and now no I've had a clue

@zanderman2009

20 күн бұрын

My lecturer was one of the few people who knew cobol in scotland UK. she said she would get a call every so often to go away to belgium or something because she was 1 of 5 in the world at that point in time who knew cobol. she also had a really successful business making teddy bears that sold easily in the four figures. they weren't huge or anything, normal sized teddy bears but people paid stupid amounts of money for them. she was scottish and didnt take ANY $hit, hard as nails, once you got to know her she was really cool though

Boeing: we're fked Intel: hold my beer

@GoogleDoesEvil

2 күн бұрын

Eh, at least Intel isn't killing people.

Someone with a home server lab here. I also have a failed 13900KS currently limping one of my servers along. It worked fine for just about three months before committing die. At first I suspected the GPU, then the RAM, then drivers. Then the OS. And lastly I found out (after a lot of hardware swapping and reinstalling) that it's the CPU. Up until now I thought I just had an unlucky chip. What helped me along to get it back to a partway usable state was to increase the cooling effort. Getting it down from 70C to 40C greatly increased it's stability, but it's steadily worsening. I think that in a few more weeks I'll have to bin it. A shame, 700$ CPU that lasted not even a year.

@Nighterlev

14 күн бұрын

RMA it until Intel just gives you a refund

@ThePowerofElectricity

14 күн бұрын

@@Nighterlev Sadly it's from a private reseller. So they're probably not gonna do shit.

@Nighterlev

14 күн бұрын

@@ThePowerofElectricity Well if you're still able to get a refund from the private seller, do that to. I imagine Intel is going to do a recall pretty soon of this stuff anyways.

It's freaking cruel for people who buys top of the line CPUs, spend some money for extra performance and get screwed by the companies for being the most excited customers. I remember going top-dollar (for the time) to buy a 3930k on a X79 platform at the time (one of the first hexacores CPUs at the time), and the platform being extremely unstable for a long time until I had 2 different BIOS updates. Intel CPU on Intel motherboard. Never again, now I stay at least 1 step below the top-notch, everything just works out of the box better.

@NiHaoMike64

19 күн бұрын

Strange, my 3930k ran flawlessly since day 1, in near 24/7 service for over 10 years before it got replaced by a newer machine. Intel's decision to not make their DX79SI compatible with Ivy Bridge E is not so great, otherwise I could have upgraded the machine with a secondhand E5-2697v2 and got a cheap performance and efficiency boost.

@JohnDoeWasntTaken

19 күн бұрын

If you're buying top of the line it's still your responsibility to do your due diligence. If you have the money to always buy top-end CPUs you should also have the brains not to waste it on defective products like 13th & 14th gen Intel CPUs. Ryzen 7900X/7950X has had their share of issues but at least they are fixed now and aren't being revealed to have a massive hardware fault.

@josemachado7830

18 күн бұрын

@@NiHaoMike64 That was precisely the same motherboard I had. Had to update the BIOS a few times before it got stable. I also worked 24/7 for a long time. I had 8 sticks of 4GB RAM since day 1, maybe the memory controller wasn`t 100% ready at the time I bought it. Dunno. After the updates, it ran smoothly.

@josemachado7830

18 күн бұрын

@@JohnDoeWasntTaken If you`re buying an Intel CPU on an Intel MB, using QVL Kingston memory, you expect things to work out of the box. That was my point. Fixing the issues is an obligation of the manufacturer, they`re not doing us any favors. You bought the best, you expect the best.

@chis5050

14 күн бұрын

@@JohnDoeWasntTaken lol what. you say it like somehow people should somehow know this was going to happen. I'm sure you saw this coming huh?

Thanks Chuckles!

Once you let the creatures with marketers' souls touch anything, it's on the road to hell.

@jediknightdiscomike22

20 күн бұрын

Kind of like whenever elion musk touches something - IE Twitter.

@kramnull8962

20 күн бұрын

Vaseline on the bios settings.

@desireless4092

13 күн бұрын

@@jediknightdiscomike22 before Elon - twitter was 100% shit. After Elon, Twitter is 99% shit.

@NickNov

13 күн бұрын

​@@kramnull896213:26 😊😢

@NickNov

13 күн бұрын

​😢

As a consumer with a previous 13900k that had horrendous issues on an ASUS Z790 Maximus I'm still having unexplainable, random, and straight up weird decompression, segfaults, and kernel panics on Linux (not to mention strange issues with md devices and lvm and generic filesystem corruption) with a Gigabyte Z790 Aorus Master X and 13900ks. It. Is. Incredibly. Frustrating. And makes me not want to use the system instead opting for an x299 system out of desperation for stability. I have everything bone stock. And have tried literally everything.

@Vyruis

19 күн бұрын

just buy a 14700k or a 12th gen then

@mertserimer6928

9 күн бұрын

@@Vyruis noob choice and suggestion, just switch to AMD

@GoogleDoesEvil

2 күн бұрын

Did you try installing Windows?

The amount of investigative journalism being done by Steve (GN) and Wendell (Level1) is just unbelievable. Just imagine the state of IT enthusiasts space without their findings and exposes, all of that would go under the radar. Thank you Steva and thank you Wendell for this one as well.

@Mauser1965

16 күн бұрын

Many existed before Steve, Wendell and KZread. Many of us chuckle about AOL, dial-up, C64's, Sinclair's and TRS-80's.

@eliasroflchopper3006

10 күн бұрын

Thank you steva Sorry, can't help it

Intel: We are investigating instability issues. Also Intel: 3000,000.00'000 gigaterapetawatts

@adamtajhassam9188

21 күн бұрын

Itel has a hardwaer problem from 11 yrs ago.

@kevinerbs2778

21 күн бұрын

needs more jiggawatts

@WhoCaresGamingIsDead

21 күн бұрын

🤣

@Henrik_Holst

21 күн бұрын

the more you buy the faster you crash?

@CptJistuce

21 күн бұрын

​@@Henrik_HolstThe more you buy, the more you save to avoid losing progress.

Thank you for covering this ❤

This all makes a lot more sense to me now. I have a Asus TUF Z790 with a 14900k, 4070Ti and 64GB RAM at 7200... All downclocked to "Intel Stock" BIOS settings and still had crashes! I had to set all the AMPS and Volts manully before getting somewhat stable. I had issues with game crashes, the computer thinking I had no internet, BSODs and all the way to drivers just uninstalling/crashing. After all my changes, I've been stable for around four days now.... *Crosses Fingers*

@noticiasinmundicias

20 күн бұрын

Sounds like you need a refund mate

@itstheweirdguy

16 күн бұрын

RMA

@sinemulukaya9516

Күн бұрын

same i have asus z790 and 14900kf with 4060. i dont know what to do. i lowered my use ration and didnt have any crushes. but still its a big problem because our processors are fucked up now ( from being 90 100 celcius hotness). whats gonna happen now?

Whatever beeping that is in the background has me checking my InstantPot.

@ogChaaka

21 күн бұрын

I thought my laundry was done. 😂

@Unpluggedx89

21 күн бұрын

I'm black so I'm used to it with my smoke detector

@toohigh5721

21 күн бұрын

I got up to see if the oven was preheated, it was not

@michaelwilson8461

21 күн бұрын

It got me too. I have some ribs left over from dinner that are destined to be my 3 am snack, thought that beep was someone nuking my ribs. Thought I was about to be down by one child there for a minute lol.

@uncleKai_SWW

21 күн бұрын

Who make rice

The worst decision I have made was to buy the i9 14900k, and combine it with a 4090... the consumption is absurd and the heat it generates is too much. Too many blue screens and the profile that Intel recommends leaves it well below what the current generation promises.

@piplupempoleon4225

21 күн бұрын

Do some research before buying

@jameshadaway8621

21 күн бұрын

would you recommend the i7 14700k for 4090? around 20 frames less for games, but possibly more stable?

@inGameweTrusted

21 күн бұрын

Undervolt it and disable e cores

@timothygibney159

21 күн бұрын

@@inGameweTrusteddidn’t fix my 13900k. I even under volted and it still failed

@filip9587

21 күн бұрын

This feels like a first world problem. The 4090 is fine and naturally runs cool, plus it's got a great architecture that allows it to run very well when undervolted or power limited. With the CPU, everyone knows AMD thrashes Intel with their efficiency and price to performance.

More great reporting. I really appreciate Wendell coming on.

Keep in mind, they're so rich they own a massive fab. Zero excuses for not revising the dye, and making it right to their customers. Let's see if Intel gives their loyal customers the shaft.

@penteractgaming

19 күн бұрын

If?

@kgonepostl

19 күн бұрын

@@penteractgaming yup

@jaredwilliams8621

19 күн бұрын

I'm wondering if part of the delay is they don't have a way to fix it right now. These are basically the best chips Intel could create at the time, and if there is a problem with the fab process causing this, it's not like they just have something better they can hand out. Only Intel knows if this issue impacts the 15th gen CPUs they are fabbing right now.

@naamadossantossilva4736

17 күн бұрын

They own the fab but fired the old guys who knew how to run them.

@hydraulixx

16 күн бұрын

Intel customers are getting shafted exactly because they are "loyal" despite having better and cheaper options for about 5 years now. They asked for it. Intel delivered.

One of the biggest take-aways from Wendell's video was the price difference on service agreements between a 7950X ($139) and a 14900k ($1,280) server - "3 years parts & labor, 24/5 - Next business day onsite repair - zone 1". For the 7950X, that isn't covering the cost of a single hour onsite repair technician. For the 14900k, that is slightly less than the cost of an Asus Pro WS W680-ACE ($330) + a new 14900k ($600) + 4 x 48 GB of G.Skill Ripjaws DDR5 5200 RAM (2x$190) (total of $1,310).

@WayStedYou

21 күн бұрын

In other words they really dont think its gonna break for 3 years on loads of their chips for tbe 7950x

@MrMartinSchou

21 күн бұрын

@@WayStedYou Yeah. Even if we assume the cost of sending a technician is $139, you want it to make a profit, so that 7950X failure rate is probably estimated to 1 per 9 years (3 service contracts), and it's a software issue. Here we're assuming you want a 3:1 margin. For the 14900k? Even if no hardware is replaced, and we want that 3:1 margin, we're now assuming 1 failure per year. And with what Wendell was saying, it's a far higher rate than that.

@kekoraaaa

21 күн бұрын

Another one is he esentially killed the claims that it's just user overclock settings, motherboard overclock settings, bad cooling solutions, bad PSUs, & bad software by getting numbers from datacenters who paired these processors with server motherboards running on Linux

@nibelungvalesti

21 күн бұрын

@@monmc6129 No. Hardware defect that causes failure over time under normal conditions.

@andrewmcewan9145

21 күн бұрын

​@@monmc6129This is intel look up all there scandals, every tech company has had theres but imo its intel, nvidia on the top for being the most scumbaggy

I remember in the 1960s when research into computer architectures fizzled out. Gone are the data-flow machines. Gone are almost all of the direct execution machines. Gone are the stack machines. The problem was only exacerbated by the Risk I research fraud.

@a120068020

16 күн бұрын

Thanks for the insight. I am a retro computer nut but only in the microcomputer era.

@robertpearson8546

16 күн бұрын

@@a120068020 Look at the abandonment of the Motorola 6809. Look at the interrupt idiocy of the 8086. Look at the total failure of the Ridiculous Instruction Set Computer, the Motorola 88000. Look at the MIPS chip which takes 33 instructions to do a simple integer multiplication. Read "Logic Design Using Algorithmic State Machines".

Using a 14900KF here and I can talk about the consumer market from my own experience. I've been getting those GPU memory crashes consistently for the past 6 months in about every game using dx12 (battlefield 2042, hogwards legacy, atomic heart, fortnite, avatar FOP). All of those games are impossible to launch at all no matter what you do. I knew something was up because how could I run out of GPU memory with an RTX 4090. I became aware of a possible hardware issue litterally a couple days ago and it explains a lot of things as I initially thought it was a dx12 related problem or maybe even an NVDIA driver problem. But those instabilities quite literally put Ray tracing completely of the table and for some games, they can't be run at all if using dx12. Another problem was encoding on handbrake, and davinci. It was extremely challenging to produce a file without crashing. Anyways, I really hope Intel's going to do something about it.

Will Steve have a meeting with Gelsinger just like his meeting with ASUS?😂

@arztje

21 күн бұрын

We would all watch that with heavy breathing.

@pf100andahalf

21 күн бұрын

Could be.

@FentFanta

20 күн бұрын

​@@arztjehot?

@geoffstrickler

19 күн бұрын

Gelsinger needs to get ahead of this, he needs to get in front of the public, even if they don’t yet know the source of the problem. Keeping quiet on this will kill them.

@christopherjames9843

19 күн бұрын

Lol comparing a company the size of ASUS to a company the size of Intel is like comparing a ma and pa news stand to Amazon.

Steve, mate, I am really 12 hours away from making a 45 mile trip to the nearest Micro Center to get parts for a new PC (my trusty 4790k build from 2016 finally died) all set and researched list to buy the 13900K and you convinced me to scrap it all and go with a 7900X3D build instead, thank you for your investigative journalism!

@curtis.albrecht.79

20 күн бұрын

I still have TWO of those i7-4790K systems. Additionally, I'm still running an i7-8700, on a Asus Z390-P MB. Planing on upgrading to an i9-9900K.

@malcomreynolds4103

20 күн бұрын

why would you buy a 13900k today, makes zero sense - and then conclude that you are going to switch to a notoriously high maintenance amd processor lmao

@a5cent

20 күн бұрын

Why would anyone consider an Intel CPU at all? Even before this revelation? Genuinely curious.

@ChwibiKira

20 күн бұрын

@@a5cent Because some people have been running Intel for multiple builds since late 2000s and stuck with familiarity.

@NadeemAhmed-nv2br

20 күн бұрын

@@ChwibiKira makes sense

Crazy how the graph representing DEI on the X axis and Competency Crisis on the Y axis moves in a straight 45° angle.

Have an Asus b760 with a 13500 does this at 5 hours on the dot for me. Happy to send it in as I can't sell it if you need a low-end scenario. Initially it was 1-2 times a month. None of the nirsoft blue screen views have been consistent with an error, but all the accepted fixes for those bug checks have been applied. The problem has gotten worse slowly over 18 months. Happy to help.

AMD: "Our 7800x3D has world class performance at 30-40 watts while gaming" Intel: "Here's a power profile so your CPU doesn't fail as your 14900K draws 300+ watts" Radeon may not be on par with Nvidia yet, but man is Ryzen knocking it out of the park with performance AND efficiency.

@alastor8091

21 күн бұрын

All Nvidia has is the 4090 which is a huge waste if money for marginal gains. Radeon is the Average Joe's best friend.

@adamtajhassam9188

21 күн бұрын

wish AMD 7950x w the same cores would match the 7800xt once you start doing backround tasks its sluggish- on a 7800xt

@-INFERNUS-

21 күн бұрын

This is what happens when you take the focus off your CPU's what Intel is known for and waste time and money with GPU's .😑

@-Ice_Cold-

21 күн бұрын

@@-INFERNUS- AMD does both

@Bangerboy985

21 күн бұрын

actually AMD is already ahead of intel in terms of CPU...... intel failing at cpus hopefully they can get boosted into gpu market with how bad amd drivers have been lately... I bought a 6950xt and man .its been so great... but I think intels even ahead of AMD in terms of driver performance lol .

I'd speculate consumer failure rate is maybe not 50% because of different loads and configurations, but like he said, I would just think "Oh Windows is buggy again" restart and forget about it immediately.

@PaulSpades

21 күн бұрын

Funny enough, the only unstable windows system that I had in the last decade turned out to have a power supply that somehow degraded. Took a week to test components and diagnose, but with the new one it's been all smooth sailing. If modern windows really crashes, there's likely something going on with the hardware.

@marsovac

21 күн бұрын

people dont use their CPUs 24/7, of course the failure rate will be lower. Much lower in fact, but may eventually escalate.

@perwestermark8920

21 күн бұрын

If the Intel chips suffers ageing from overclocking and electromigration, then some normal users will also get hurt. It's just that the average load will affect if the processors goes sad after months or after some years.

@jojobetzler3732

21 күн бұрын

A few weeks ago I had some problems with hardware acceleration in Brave with my 7900 XTX Nitro+ after updating the drivers to 24 6 1. The 3D function of gmaps didn´t work, playing videos made my pc crash to error 00 (except for KZread and Twitch who worked even in multiple tabs at the same time) and some games crashed to 00 too, but not as reliable as playing videos. I sold the 7900 XTX and went to the PNY 4080S XLR8. Since the RT performance of the 7900 XTX was underwelming I planned to wait for some juicy used 4090 deals after the 5090 announcement later this/next year but with this problems and the 150W idle powerdraw on the 7900 XTX I did the change right now. I had similar hardware acceleration problems with the 4080S but I had never again some error 00 crashes and I could fix the problems with manual flaggs, which didn´t work with the 7900 XTX. I don´t know what caused the problems but I think it´s something in between Brave, the AMD drivers, the Nvidia drivers and Win11. The GPU change sort of solved my issue but I still don´t know if it was necessary.

@JoeL-xk6bo

21 күн бұрын

It would be worse on servers because their uptime is 24/7.

Interesting discussion. Appreciate the depth and exploration.

I'm experiencing these failures on a MSI MAG Z690 Tomahawk WiFi Motherboard with a totally stock finguration running TeamGroup Delta RGB 16GB (2 x 16GB) 3200 MHz totally stock (so definitely not a DDR5 issue for me) and a PNY 4080. Getting the standard "out of VRAM" errors in primarily in Unreal games like Jedi Survivor. That game won't start at all unless I use the Intel Extreme Tuning utility and set for 53x. Also having some other weird crashing issues which could be CPU related, or just maybe the applications and/or Windows 11, but I've been following this story pretty carefully since last February when I started to not be able to even start Survivor, and have alot of other problems with some other EA titles, which I thought at first was just an EA issue. Looking forward to more on this story, and I truly hope that Intel decides to make us whole. I know my warranty from my system integrator is still good, and they will replace parts for me in a heartbeat (Starforge Support just rocks) but I really don't want to box up my whole system, after removing all the storage and other things I've added like the contact frame and additional fans (it's recommended because you might not get the same system back), and ship it so they can test and replace a CPU that might just start doing the same thing again once I finally get it all back.

@itstheweirdguy

16 күн бұрын

That's why I reccomend other people to buy prebuilts, but I don't buy prebuilts. I need to be able to warranty the parts myself. I bought my daughter a prebuilt during COVID though because of cost. I'm sure I'll buy a prebuilt again.

@cbdemented

12 күн бұрын

@@itstheweirdguy Normally, I would have. But I won this in a contest, heh. Major drama over it too because I won it right when Artesian imploded, and they were supposed to be the system integrator. Took 9 months, but the contest company Vast not only made good, but actually upgraded the win, and fortunately SF built it.

It’s been amazing to watch how Steve has become more and more respected within the wider PC industry, so much so that vendors are now coming directly to him to aid them in their “battles” with the companies. All of that hard work & determination over these past years by Steve & the GN team has now put them all in a trusted and valued position & they’re now influencing the wider industry. Just amazing in my humble opinion.

@Hugh_I

20 күн бұрын

agreed. It's also very refreshing to see that doing proper reporting based on ethical and journalistic standards indeed can still be a sustainable business model. GN is such a good counter example that gives hope looking at the broader state of journalism. But esp. in a field like product reviews where the temptation to just shut up and take the money (or free-"review sample"-totally-not-conditioned-on-your-content) is so high as to make it seem impossible to be an honest actor and not be instantly at a disadvantage. Thanks Steve.

@Abra63

20 күн бұрын

Actually find his repeated comment about another tip that they are withholding so they can gotcha intel to be really odd and counter to his stated goals.

@ThylineTheGay

20 күн бұрын

​@@Abra63it's not "gotcha"-ing Intel, it's not giving a massive megacorp time/opportunity to cover it up The devil does not need an advocate, buddy

@Abra63

20 күн бұрын

@@ThylineTheGay cover what up? Steve says he knows the fix. Is he concerned intel might fix it before he can get his scoop?

@ThylineTheGay

20 күн бұрын

@@Abra63 he did not say that, he said he thinks he might know where the issue is Cover it up like pushing out some fix before quite the depth of the problem can be found

The L1T collabs are always worthwhile.

@alexr6458

21 күн бұрын

Cores for sale! Honestly, the thing I remember most from any gamers nexus video lol

@hanes2

21 күн бұрын

L1T>LTT

@blockbertus

20 күн бұрын

@@hanes2 L1T >>>> LTT and GN >>> LTT

@blockbertus

20 күн бұрын

Do you mean Gamers Level 1 Nexus?

Thank you as always GN. Interesting discussion. I feel bad for the people who have these Intel CPU's.

Thanks for this video. I'm still on an older 11900K which was affected by the PL1 / PL2 thing but since I've adjusted the PL settings mine has been fine (crossing fingers it stays that way), but now that I know this stuff is going on, I'll avoid the 13th and 14th gen cpu lines altogether.

Crazy thing is how long this flew under the radar. After the news broke it made me think back to posts/threads on various forums I had read where basically everyone was thinking it would be anything but the CPU because CPU failures are so rare. And I hadn't really thouhtt of game server providers who deploy these things in droves, having worked in webhosting/dedicated server hosting for a while I can only imagine their frustration. Looking forward to more videos about this, thanks for the hard work guys.

@RipliWitani

21 күн бұрын

Instead of GPUs, Intel should stick with what they know. Nobody can compete with Nvidia, they have US politics boosting their stock price. Nvidia is not the most valuable company because the AI is a joke and not real AI. Real AI only exists with quantum computers

@wyred

20 күн бұрын

Add to that all the Intel fan boys who were blaming the users because they don't have enough cooling and it's on them even when Intel themselves stated that unlimited power consumption is completely fine and the CPU will self regulate... My 13700k doesn't even run stable with the Intel base TDP settings in UE5 games.

@kramnull8962

20 күн бұрын

@@wyredAnd you're air cooling, can we guess?

@Hugh_I

20 күн бұрын

@@kramnull8962 If his air cooler meets the marketed TDP requirement of his CPU, that shouldn't be a problem. If it is, that would be one more marketing lie from Intel.

@ThylineTheGay

20 күн бұрын

​@@kramnull8962 oh to have such little self awareness

Glad Steve is going into this too, Wendell’s video was kinda shocking

@pirojfmifhghek566

21 күн бұрын

Can't wait to see an LTT video where they just sorta paraphrase what they heard from these guys because they have no clue what's going on and haven't spent any time investigating it on their own. Those "I watercooled my pc with a toilet!" videos aren't gonna record themselves.

@xwiick

21 күн бұрын

​@@pirojfmifhghek566betting it will only be note on the wan show where linus only read the comments of L1T video

@justaskin8523

21 күн бұрын

@@pirojfmifhghek566 - I recently watched 7 minutes of an LTT video that still hadn't gotten to the meat of the issue described in the thumbnail. But they certainly DID make time for "a word from today's sponsor". I didn't stick around long enough to watch the 8th minute. Come on, Linus. You really haven't changed like you promised you would.

@AC3handle

21 күн бұрын

@@justaskin8523 you were expecting them to change? That said, the video rate went down, content level stayed the same.

@KokoroKatsura

21 күн бұрын

a n i m e n i m e

As Brian from Tech YES City was told at 2023 Computex by some sources (he was maybe the first one to notice these issues while working on 13th gen Intel), the I/O hub was moved to other place on 13th and 14th gen.

What a video to have come out while my i9-13900k PC is currently at a computer repair shop for crashing

If Steve is tech Jesus, is Wendell tech Moses?

@benjaminoechsli1941

21 күн бұрын

Maybe Tech Elijah.

@inkredebilchina9699

21 күн бұрын

yes.

@RipliWitani

21 күн бұрын

John 117

@kekk3r

21 күн бұрын

I can picture him in Tech Zeus costume with his mouth open in fake amazement :D

@DCCoreDrive

21 күн бұрын

if he bring a pc law written on the stone....

Weird, my ASUS Z790 has an update that came out yesterday actually, "Updated with microcode 0x125 to ensure eTVB operates within Intel specifications." imagine that

@johndough4871

21 күн бұрын

the plot thickens

@Giljrg

20 күн бұрын

That’s the microcode fix that came out a while ago fixes an issue but not all issues.

@soklot

20 күн бұрын

Stupid question. Did you manually check for that update?

@Giljrg

20 күн бұрын

@@soklot I haven’t actually applied it to my motherboard yet but it’s available to download. My cpu is stable so I’m loathe to mess with it!

@Wrublos212

20 күн бұрын

@@Giljrg It might prevent degradation occurring over time. Operating out of Intel spec might causing this. When instability is your issue then your CPU might be already "cooked". I would not wait with that :)

With a lot of the talk about power limits and all that... One thing to remember, a single core running full bore is drawing full current/power for those circuits. If that is too much, then the core could be degraded. Games for example can certainly push a couple of threads/cores hard. Overall temp/power will of course be low(er). A lot of people run the AVX offset at 0. I do not believe that is default. That can cause the AVX units draw a ton of current in certain circumstances.

I had this start happening like a month or two after I got my 13th gen processor (13900k) in like 2022 or something. I thought it was something with my GPU or ram and then once I narrowed it down to the processor I thought it was just a faulty product I got. After intel replaced it via warranty and the same thing started happening I thought I was crazy because I couldnt find anything online. I was only tipped off it was a widespread voltage issue after some random Techlinked video mentioning it last year. Luckily I've undervolted it and turned the turbo-boost modes on my MB off and it's been working fine. Still, it's very disappointing that this is happening and if there isnt a quick fix Intel puts out for it I hope they are able to reimburse/replace my current one.

It's crazy how something like this snowballs into other areas of the market. I didn't even think of the servers that all the game platforms run. Or the developers that lose part of their customers because their games keep crashing.

The beeping in the background coincided perfectly to let me know my oven was done cooking my food. Gamers Nexus got my back so well, they helping me prevent my food from burning!

@jediknightdiscomike22

20 күн бұрын

Just put your food on an Intel 14900K. When the computer shuts down, you know your food is ready.

@bobbym6130

19 күн бұрын

I keep thinking my food is ready too. Not cooking anything

@fadingdimension

19 күн бұрын

Thought my microwave was possessed.

my I5 13600K works like a charm, paired with an MSI Z790 board and two 16GB sticks of DDR5 6400CL32. also with an RTX 3070.

@kramnull8962

20 күн бұрын

You aren't allowed to think for yourself. You are supposed to head right to your store and buy AMD because AMD. No matter your current performance.

@IAMNOTRANA

18 күн бұрын

Reading this comment gives me cringe. ​@@kramnull8962

@XcDrifty

15 күн бұрын

don’t think the 13600K is the problem here just the i7 and i9s atm

Hey, its Tech Jesus and IT Moses!

I recommended a 7800X3D config to three friends. Two went with it, zero problems for 6+ months now. One ignored it and bought a 14900k... he's been regularly crashing in various workloads like games and such.

@KokoroKatsura

20 күн бұрын

A N I M E N I M E

@vailpcs4040

20 күн бұрын

I have a client that has a 13900K fail and then replaced it with a 14900K... also failed. I feel so bad for him and pointed him to the GN tips line.

@jdslipknot

20 күн бұрын

based

@kramnull8962

20 күн бұрын

Source: Trust me...

@harryarmstrong5728

20 күн бұрын

Our office built 7 Intel solvers recently, guess how many of them are functional today? SMH.

I was waiting for the GN video after L1Techs last night. Face to face with Wendel is a nice surprise though.

20:28 *fix the problem (if possible) _without_ a large performance penalty that is

Just had this video sent to me and so glad it was, this describes the crash issue I have been having for the last 4 weeks on a 6 month old new gaming PC. Had just got it the problem located to the 14th gen Intel CPU and had started to alter the number of P cores, this has made it more stable but still crashing, now I have some information time to contact my systems manufacturer (Dell) and start a warranty claim.

@NadeemAhmed-nv2br

20 күн бұрын

Turn off xmp, that may stabilize it while working on the rma

@markjamesdw409

19 күн бұрын

@@NadeemAhmed-nv2br Thanks for the advice I'll look into that today after I start the warranty process.

Here to report all the bots 💪

@rute1745

21 күн бұрын

LoL! Yup yup!

@bradweir3085

21 күн бұрын

Nice try, bot.

@aylim3088

21 күн бұрын

@@bradweir3085 beep boop

@DustyCruz

21 күн бұрын

I never thought I would see the N-word so flagrantly on this and other popular channels.

@POVwithRC

21 күн бұрын

​@@DustyCruz🌚

I have had the same issue on a 14600k Generational thing, praying that they can come up with a fix for everyone. They weren't giving these things away.

@kramnull8962

20 күн бұрын

I'd like $450 from amd for not needing to buy their crap.

I can also talk about unstable 13th and 14th generation CPUs. My first CPU, a 13700k, became very unstable from one day to the next, even with low temperatures. I replaced it with a new one, and it runs stably with the same Windows installation. I have now chosen to undervolt it where it is stable. My friend bought an i9-14900KS. It also became unstable, and so did the next one. The third one runs fine, but it has also been undervolted.

Done with Intel. Ryzen and Radeon for my gaming needs and Mac for work. For my gaming needs Radeon cards are more than enough and decently priced unlike GimpVidea...I know they rule in AI but for my limited use cases like messing around occasionally in SD a 3060 is enough. It's 2024, I don't want my computer eating more power than my circular saw, why should I want that? Why should I be forced to use a car's engine radiator to cool down a stupid CPU in 2024? Why should I have to deal with stability issues and hardware failures after paying top dollar for this shite? Screw them. Time for these companies to take the some L's as usually it's only us, the consumers taking L's.

I like how these interviews just happen in random places lol can the next interview be in a sewer system?

@alaeriia01

21 күн бұрын

Four Seasons Total Landscaping would be a fun location.

@krandeloy

21 күн бұрын

I must second this.

@ElectricityTaster

21 күн бұрын

The next interview is scheduled to happen behind a Wendy's.

@inkredebilchina9699

21 күн бұрын

this was filmed at Computex at Taiwan last month, so basically there could be a new video coming out tomorrow or something like that. because Wendell did his research and video June 25th (BIOS update version mentioned) and the location was the same as with HU Steve, just a bit to the left if I'm not mistaken.

@nabtitan

21 күн бұрын

Ah makes sense, I figured it was relevant in some way.

So when can we expect the video with that "other tip"? Sounds juicy.

@syrupybrandy2788

21 күн бұрын

knowing them, it may be 3 months later and 2 hours long.

@garyb7193

21 күн бұрын

After hundreds of Intel customers dump even more money into that pit. Dumbfounded and pissed when their systems goes down because 'it wasn't supposed to happen to them', 'it never happens to them'. 😮

@dhLotan

21 күн бұрын

I'm kind of surprised they didn't elaborate because consumers need to know what's going on. Maybe they're trying to be 100% so Intel can't sue them or something though.

@inkredebilchina9699

21 күн бұрын

@@dhLotan probably the reason why nothing was mentioned because as I stated in previous comment elsewhere this was filmed at Computex so about a month ago.

@excessivelysalty_81

21 күн бұрын

@@syrupybrandy2788 True, and it'll be absolutely worth the wait.

That blast radius got me dying😂😂😂😂😂😂

strange bitflip while having a high number of solar storm's

Had my 14900K replaced under warranty by Micro Center. It would blue screen when placed under any load.

@michalsvihla1403

21 күн бұрын

Let's go team blue.. screen?

@Mcnooblet

21 күн бұрын

Same. Honestly, my 13900k was working great until I started doing Fitgirl repacks which put the CPU at 100% load for 20+ minutes which meant 283w, possibly more. I seen it one time, but thought I had a RAM problem. In most cases just gaming, the CPU would never hit anywhere close to 250w+, it was when all 24 cores were maxed out at 100%. Of course a 7800x3d will be much more efficient having 1/3 of the cores, but also, when doing decompression of large chunks of data, the 13900k/14900k would no doubt need much more power to use all 24 vs the 8 in an 7800x3d. Gaming wise, I never seen my 13900k go above 25% so far. Shader comp makes it hit 100% and decompression which is where the crashes started after the stability issues of not being able to install the repacks without BSOD, and seemed to have long term effects and break down of the CPU. However, CEP did allow me to install the repacks and get beyond shader comp, but at a cost of not being able to go above 200w on all core workloads. Originally the first time I BSOD, I made it 75% through the decompression of a repack, which eventually turned to under 10% until significantly reducing the power used on all core workloads.

@AvreeL89

20 күн бұрын

Same, my next step will be to replace it with “weaker” 14th gen for more stability, or just move to the red team.

@michalsvihla1403

20 күн бұрын

@@AvreeL89 If I were you I'd probably sell the platform (motherboard + CPU + RAM) and wait for the new generation. No point in buying anything 14th gen right now (that goes double for weaker parts).

@LucasHolt

20 күн бұрын

@@Mcnooblet Yeah, one of the problems is people who claim there isn't an issue or that it only affects i9s are also not using their chips much. It's mostly light gaming workloads with brief spikes. You put one of these chips under real sustained all core load and they fall apart. I've had a lot of problems with my 14700k. I also do a mix of compiling software and gaming. It's much more likely to die during a compile. (crash, reboot, lock up, etc)

This needs a class action. After so many months Intel must know what's wrong at this point. If they haven't spoken up about it they must be trying to limit liability because there is no fix. Maybe they're waiting for the 15th gen release in a few months so they can replace these broken 13th/14th gen with 15th gen.

@shalemloritsch9382

20 күн бұрын

Well they can't do that like they did with 13th to 14th gen because 15th gen is a different socket. The customer would need a new motherboard also in order to be made whole.

@Say-Hello

20 күн бұрын

@@shalemloritsch9382 That's good to know. I hope Intel makes things right somehow.

@SilkySalamandr

20 күн бұрын

​@shalemloritsch9382 and thats exactly what they're goin to have to do. You pick the chip and have to buy that socket. They will be replacing mobo and chips and i wont settle for less.

@damara2268

19 күн бұрын

15th gen will probably have some HW level problems too.. just look at that overcomplicated Frankenstein monster of a chip it is ... I would be surprised if it doesn't have issues

@Henningberlin94

16 күн бұрын

@@shalemloritsch9382 intel will also release Bartlett Lake S for LGA1700 in early 2025, same 8+16 and also 8, 10, 12 Big cores without e-cores Q3 2025. Cores will be based on Raptor Lake.

I work at a company where we partially use 13th gen (13700k and 13900k) in code compilation and data science applications. The chips are driven hard and hit thermal limits even under water-cooling (unfortunately without contact frames). Our 13700k system is experiencing the stability issues outlined here and while increasing cooling efforts and undervolting have lowered the frequency of these crashes i ultimately had to resort to lowering the memory speed to restore stable operation. Sometimes we run long computations on datasets and the time this issue has already caused is frustrating. Plus the time spent troubleshooting since I'm not actually employed for these issues but as a project engineer :/

Abril 23 I upgraded my 12900K with the 13900K. Installed the CPU in my custom water cooled system, updated drivers etc tested performance and started playing games for a couple of hours with my 3090. The next day I started playing and the game crashed with a memory error. I rebooted and played more. The computer crashed several times posting memory and other critical errors, and then my Windows 10 install was corrupted and had to repair. This kept happening to the point where I couldn't even boot into windows. The following day I reinstalled my 12900K and everything worked perfectly. I RMA'd the CPU thinking I would receive some grief from the supplier but they simply refunded my money within about a week. I stayed with my 12900K.

@clashncruz

17 күн бұрын

Thanks or this info, I bought a 12900K when I got my new setup and was worried I had skimped on the CPU for this machine, glad that worked out.

13900k to a 14900ks, two motherboards, it's all been a s*** show for me the past year since upgrading to Z790. Stability is awful, BSODs all the time, insane power plans, crazy thermals and voltages. Just swap the VGA team with the CPU team already.

@DeltaSierra426

20 күн бұрын

Just curious: does this have you wanting to jump to Arrowlake is soon as it's available or jump ship for Ryzen 9000 series?

@555Cyrus666

20 күн бұрын

Quite the opposite here, my fear of AMD platform was totally exaggerated. 7950x with MSI 670e tomahawk, dual boot linux and wannabe os, everything is smoother then ever was on intel. Even fixed the long post screens on expo ram.

@chinaspyware

20 күн бұрын

@@DeltaSierra426 Different than the person you asked, but I am considering both - I will wait and see what benchmarks are like, but I'm also targeting a 15700k... which the i5/i7 seem to have less issues than the i9. Intel, no doubt, needs to figure out their stuff cause they used to be the pick for, "it just works."

@OriginalMergatroid

20 күн бұрын

Just don't use an i9. The i7 works great and if you flash bios and use intel power limits it should last. None of the systems I have built using the i7 have had any problems. My personal system is the most stable I have ever owned.

ahh the vram error. thats crazy

Awesome collaboration, truly industry Leading content and help to the community. Thank you very much

Being that he says they're ok at the beginning and they get bad, and being the more power hungry modeks, what if it's something related with the cpu pins when power spikes happen? maybe coating degrades? Or something inside the cpu silicon itself

I have to thank you Steve, because of your review of the 14th/13th gen cpu having “practically the same die as 12th gen” I went with the 12th gen and have had zero issues.. feel like I dodged a bullet with that 🫡

@scottorgan2255

21 күн бұрын

That's good to know I'm putting a new system together with a Intel 12 gen CPU, money's tight at the moment and it's going to be a few months to get it completed

@Urmomsfathoe

21 күн бұрын

@@scottorgan2255brokie

@RipliWitani

21 күн бұрын

12600k is still the best cpu on the market. I can get one for like 150

@deadlymecury

20 күн бұрын

You sure did. I've updated 12th gen (zero issues) with 13th gen (though it was whole PC replacement, I built new system with Mo-Ra instead of Corsair One) - and I had issues since that. Game crashes, corrupted files, various windows and services errors etc. Then I tried to update to 14th gen to fix these issues - just to find out even more. And now here I am, -4 ratio offset with all power limits still having rare crashes. Just sitting and waiting for new AMD stuff slowly boiling in my anger.

@thingi

20 күн бұрын

I bought 12400 (running at 5.2Ghz all core) and a B650 DDR4 mobo with external clockgen so I could upgrade to something like a 13900K from the second hand market to keep this system going long term..... Who THE HELL is going to trust a 2nd hand 13900k or 14900k CPU now.... so I feel proper burned by this and don't even own one of the affected CPUs.

I saw his video last night and thought GN needs to cover this. I was not disappointed, lol! I stayed with AMD for my PC builds since I started doing it 15 years ago, more due to it being more affordable than Intel processors. I'm glad I stayed with them.

@mal2ksc

21 күн бұрын

I stayed with AMD up until I found out how cheap used office PCs are, and started parting them out. If I were buying new, things would be different, but at the moment 8th gen Intel chips and boards are cheap and quite adequate for a lot of things.

@RipliWitani

21 күн бұрын

I like gen 10-12. But with crappy asus boards. No reason to buy overpriced Intel chips. My 7600x was less than 200 and out performs my 10850k and 11900k.

@leviathan5207

20 күн бұрын

You bought FX? Jesus Christ man, should have gone with an abacus instead since they have better performance, are cheaper and run cooler lmao.

@BitwiseMobile

20 күн бұрын

I switched when I started having some heat issues with AMD back with the FX line. I ended up overkilling on the cooling, but even without overclocking it ran too hot for stock cooling. It's ironic that I'm now thinking of switching to AMD because of heat issues :) My i9-13900K regularly hits TjMax.

@Anthonylopez-rd7nr

20 күн бұрын

Did the right choice, keep away from these Intel Volcano lake cpu's.

Intel = the next Boeing… not a good sign

@sirus312

17 күн бұрын

Intel rallying, this is an organized hit!!!!

As a tech professional myself I'm wondering is this a batching issue like we've seen in the past on CPUs, GPUs etc where you'll get falils in xyz batch xyz but next batch is perfectly fine. ? Or is it just a total failure at the design level....Thank god I waited and am still rocking my 13700k. When it comes to Intels response, I agree they're probably walking away from this one. But I don't think it's from a trying to screw the customer standpoint. If they were smart they would run a special gen 15 batch called the "Replacement Batch" for those effected with heavy proof of purchase bought in a certain timeframe and just do a warranty replacement from gen14 to gent15. Customer supplies their own board. Only way out for them I'd say. Doing refunds would just be a big PITA dealing with the supplier chain to venders etc.

I was literally trying to find the wendall version of this video, perfect timing

I sold my intel shares when Wendell's video came out. In this market and having this big an issue, yeah time to head out.

@futuza

21 күн бұрын

What'd you replace it with, Nvidia shares?

@m8x425

21 күн бұрын

I'd hold on to the Intel shares, honestly. Their desktop i9's are not their big moneymaker. I hope the media gets a hold of this story and it sinks their stock to $25usd. I'll buy that dip.

@HeroDai2448

12 күн бұрын

I also sold my whole intel position this week

I wonder how much this is related to the ongoing chip deformation with intel chips you’ve mentioned before. I could see that causing these issues over time.

I built a PC with a 14900KF and 4080 back in December, and starting in March, I started to get the VRAM errors when loading UE5 games pretty consistently. The only fix has been to reduce the PCore multiplier by a couple notches. Didn't mess with any settings, no overclocking, and no heat issues. Just consistent crashes with UE5 games.

@MrMitchell699

18 күн бұрын

What clock speed?

@shawnw86

17 күн бұрын

@@MrMitchell699 3.2ghz, I didn't change any settings after building it.

@sinemulukaya9516

Күн бұрын

did u get refund or something bro? i have the same problem. z790 asus tuf and 14900kf.

This makes me glad I stuck with AM4 a bit longer with a CPU upgrade to a 5700X3D earlier this year! Will just have to wait to see how the 9000X3D chips are like when they're eventually released. And for the record I've flipped flopped back and forth between AMD and Intel ever since I got started back in the 486 days of the early 90s.

awesome lighting in that scene, audio was also pretty good! (even before the lights went on :D)

My new Intel rig with a 13700KF has been cutting off nearly once every week since I built it. Is this a symptom of crashes? I thought crashes were when the system is still on but unresponsive and needs a restart or hard shut down. The symptom is something trips my new UPS and shuts it and the PC down entirely. I bought a new UPS because my old one was 7 years old and thought that would fix it. But it is still happening and I have to power on the UPS, then the PC. Got the new Lian Li Edge 1000 watt PS to replace my newish Seasonic Focus 1000 watt PS in case it could possibly be that, but never had a problem with Seasonic. My system still has 300 to 400 watts to spare under load, and it normally does this when I'm doing household chores and not even using it, so no load at all as it is just idle.

they also need to extend the warranty to 5y or something.