Money isn't the issue. It's seeing that much get emptied from my account in one go!
Will try in October after the last installment of some RAM/SSD is paid. I think the stupid company offering the installments refuses to let people have multiple installments in parallel.
Imagine being that guy literally every day. That's me in my current job, for the past 16 years...
When I uncover other people's mistakes, the issue gets hushed up after a while, no matter the severity.
But when it's me, I'm threatened with loss of my job. And the ones whose mistakes I uncover, they've mostly been promoted over me.
I'm kinda unemployable coz I have bad social skills, can't deal with morons with little knowledge and lots of crap coming out of their mouths and oh, I do phenomenally bad in interviews!If what you say is true, you should've left a long time ago. Are you a masochist?
I'm kinda unemployable coz I have bad social skills
I'm the same wayIn real life you'd find me in a corner somewhere at a party all alone where I only speak if spoken to. Otherwise I kinda ignore everyone and do my thing...
Games that expose the instability are mentioned here:I bought Core i9-13900K earlier this year. I haven't had any issues on games but I don't play a lot of games. Is there any list of games that mentioned on this issue?
Wish I was this lucky, 14900k, constant crashes to BSOD, couldn’t even finish their troubleshooting CPU tool without crashes. Support asked me to run their diagnostic tool. Asked me to send them a copy of the logs after it ran. They just kept saying to resubmit the results, but because the CPU would just crash during math tests the application would only log so much and ended up taking weeks if not months collectively to find out the issue.
-$550.
To top it off, the whole process was happened while moving homes, wasn’t able to send it back to the vendor within warranty time due to how long the troubleshooting took.
Is there any indicator that the 1.55v limit has fixed anyone's stability problems? Or fixed anything at all?Still hit or miss as to CS experience -
Consensus = too soon. Hopefully Wendell or someone is running a Minecraft server with a couple raptor using the MC update and will report back in a few months. That was evidently a good way to make them unstable inside of 6 months? pre-patch.Is there any indicator that the 1.55v limit has fixed anyone's stability problems? Or fixed anything at all?
Instead, users are being told that Synnex will issue a refund of HK$4,200 (around $537 USD). The media outlet reports that several users have already received such a message, indicating that this is not an isolated incident and likely represents a new policy for affected users.
Not acting on the oxidation issue properly back in 2023, and still having affected CPUs on the shelves at that time too. Then throwing tray after tray of i9s at data center clients raising hell, was another domino falling. As once the scandal blew up, and the mass RMA requests flooded in, there was less stock for impacted owners.This truly allows INTEL to enjoy the privilege of sitting on their asses and not taking the problem seriously when the issues were raised as early as January 2024 by users.
I wonder now if Intel will make a building named after him, to commemorate their hero who helped them get rid of their fabs!I don't get trying to let pushups Pat off the hook either. He is the genius that decided the fabs were the future. They were going to kick TSMC out of the top spot. How's that going?
Maybe edit that into OP's post?Redditor says Intel RMA dept accepts the results of this OCCT stability testing. You have to follow the directions explicitly.
I would get a new replacement CPU, set reasonable frequency limits that will prevent degradation and enjoy its great performance for the next few years...To be honest, after reading this mess, I would get the refund, sell the motherboard and go AMD for a few years. Why invest in 4-6 year old technology with no path forward .
Huh? AM5 will likely out live LGA1851 and its been out for 2 years already.AM5 is a nearly dead platform anyway....
Do you really believe that?Huh? AM5 will likely out live LGA1851 and its been out for 2 years already.
It doesn't though. There's no need for a new platform for faster DDR5, simply a new memory controller.would welcome AM6 soon if it meant significantly better CPUs
Considering AMD has said that they are supporting AM5 through 2027 at a minimum, yes I do. They are still releasing CPUs on AM4 and AM5 has been out for 2 years.Do you really believe that?
I believe that 9 out of 10 AMD enthusiasts would welcome AM6 soon if it meant significantly better CPUs.
BTW I shortly tested AM5 and beside that RAM training I hated that tiny and thick heatspreader with paste traps.
They are there to make everybody subconsciously hate AM5 and make them welcome AM6, even if it comes sooner than expected..... Nobody else has an issue with "paste traps", lol. 🤣
Ok buddy.They are there to make everybody subconsciously hate AM5 and make them welcome AM6, even if it comes sooner than expected.