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May 11, 2024: Intel Corporation has made a public comment about the security problems that are still happening with its 13th and 14th Generation CPUs, which are also called the Raptor Lake series.
Intel’s Main Statement
Intel made it clear in the statement that these problems are caused by the usual power settings that hardware makers set up. The business has noticed that this problem might be connected to working conditions that aren’t up to par, leading to high power and frequency that last during times of high heat.
The Problem with Circuit Board Makers
Intel said that system makers of the 600/700 series often turn off thermal and power delivery measures that are meant to keep processors from being exposed to long periods of high voltage and frequency. Most of the time, this makes things less stable when people are trying to get the biggest overclocks.
Intel’s Suggestions
Intel has asked hardware and system makers to give users a basic BIOS setup with choices that are the same as Intel’s suggestions. Customers are strongly encouraged by the company to use the best power transfer rate that works with each processor design.
Bottom Line
Intel’s comment makes it clear that the company is dedicated to making sure that its CPUs are stable and work well. The company is still looking into what’s causing these problems, but it’s also taking steps to help makers and users make their products more safe and reliable.
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