An Update on 13th and 14th Gen Intel CPUs

Intel and its board partners have released microcode updates to address voltage issues that have affected unlocked 13th and 14th generation processors. In an effort to ensure systems are cared for, we've put together this video explaining what to look for in a BIOS revision as well as what we here at Starforge Systems are doing to ensure our users have the same level of confidence in their product as we do.

[viktorjancik]

Get him a lapel mic or shotgun mic, make the music a little quieter and drop the side angle that makes this look like a disingenuous Apple ad. :) Just my 5 cents!

[Tonirel]

I'll do this tomorrow when I wake up, thanks for being such a great Company!

[NFlashy]

Thanks guys!!! Really striving for greatness

[Hibber]

Saw the email and got it updated. Thanks!

[themachine]

Thanks for helping with No other SI has done this as far as I know. Great Job.

[vincentlee]

While it is true that it will likely preserve your cpu and prevent any further degradation it is also important to note it slows the CPU down by up to 10%, the simplest fix would be to not build an Intel computer nor invest 700k on INTC

[caueferreira]

Surely this will permanently fix and not deteriorate within months just like every intel gen 13+. PepeLaugh

[FordThunderCougarFalconBird]

Thanks guys, I appreciate it.
The only thing that I would do is explain how to do it in autistic detail for simple guys like myself. 👍

[therealScopolamine]

Even with this update, I still experience ssues with screen flickering, higher than normal cpu temps and degraded performance. Wish I went with AMD instead.

[Docroc]

I just heard about what you guys did for the EK folks that needed new jobs. You guys rock. I normally build my own system but I plan of buying my next one (5090 and new X3D) from Starforge.

[PrinceAlhorian]

Wokeforge lost the only member of their staff pulling in clients.
Tsk tsk, enjoy your sales crash wokesters.