Intel can't stay silent for much longer | Digital Trends
www.digitaltrends.comInstability issues with 13th-gen and 14th-gen CPUs still haven't been resolved, and Intel's silence on the matter can't continue.
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I feel like once a chip shows the symptoms, it has already degraded that much that a software fix won’t help, it won’t run stable even at conservative power/voltage limits at this point.
The6ve already tried the iPhone approach and just tried to lower the performance of the chips for everyone.