Intel's CPU Woes Deepen

Subtlety Isn't Intel's Forte

Intel had previously fixed an eTVB bug that contributed to the problems but now says microcode is. WEB Intel has now divulged that the crashing issue affecting 13th and 14th-gen processors impacts all 65W. Michael Justin Allen Sexton Its increasingly hard to deny. WEB Intel has also benefited from 85bn in grants and up to 11bn in loans from the American government. WEB One problem is Intel has so far not provided serial numbers of CPUs affected by the oxidation issue. WEB Intels problems with unstable 13th-gen and 14th-gen high-end CPUs appear to run deeper than. WEB Intel continues to investigate whats causing instability problems with its 13th and 14th. WEB Those documents suggest that part of the problem is how Intels chips have been erroneously...

Conclusion

Intel's CPU woes are deepening, and it's becoming increasingly clear that the company has a lot of work to do to regain the trust of its customers. The fact that Intel has been less than forthcoming about the extent of the problems with its CPUs is particularly troubling, and it's something that the company needs to address as soon as possible. In the meantime, customers who are experiencing problems with their Intel CPUs should contact the company for support.