Thread regarding Intel Corp. layoffs

Let's 11th and 12th cook themselves... 13th and 14th BSOD... Maybe 15th and 16th could freeze themselves and drop the room temperature abit... that way even if it can't compute then I can at least cool the room down.

The problem seems to have been introduced in the development of the 13th generation hardware. The problems weren't occurring in 12th and earlier generation and it has been consistent in 13 and 14th generation which means it will probably continue into future generation unless they can isolate the cause soon. Vendors will start to move away from Intel products to avoid having to deal with a support nightmare.

Makes you wonder if someone slipped this bug in on their way out the door after years of being treated like sh!t...

https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/cpus/intel-offers-new-guidance-on-13th-and-14th-gen-cpu-instability-but-no-definitive-fix-yet

@1lvu
Intel claimed it was incorrect or too aggressive power settings.

This hard data shows that it is NOT related to that and that it is a fundamental issue with the CPU itself. Not the motherboard or too aggressive settings. This is even observed on SERVERS.

This will end up costing Intel and they will need to recall Raptor Lake.

Well known problem in public domain for a few months. Why will it cause a problem now if it hasn't already?

Having worked for Intel for the past 20yrs I can tell you first hand that Intel hiring defective H1Bs in order to say a few pennies has lead this company into the trash barrel. I know many H1Bs that cannot even think outside a paper box.

This would INDEED change my buying habit if I were building PCs for a living. Why would any company buy defective products knowing that their customers would have a bad experience and complain which would lead to a refund? Hey Intel...this is INDEED the fial nail in the coffin. You are done. You cannot even make a good product. Let alone be competitive..

This issue alone will bury Intel. RIP..you are now a trash company