NEW INTEL MICROCODE 105 Degrees CPUs is ok AMD 9000 boring SALTY Tech tubers INTEL Update same same

its getting quite sad at this point so sit back make a hot drink and enjoy

Lets hear it from a another Tech enthusiast enjoy.

Its all in the video with this one people may hate or be salty but well. FAIR USE at its finest we can all have our options I guess but only if we stop getting feed the wrong Info and say no to the hype train :)

yes we understand Hardware is failing @ a alarming rate but they are the reason behind it whilst the last decade they have been slowly but surely egging on the company's ego breaking balls where possible :)

SPECIFACTIONS

CPU- Intel I9 11900k 5ghz Asus Strix mobo

GPU- Pny Rtx 4060 ti 16gb with modded bios & heavy Memory overclock

Case- Thermaltake tower 100 Mini duel colour mode white n black

PSU- Asus 1000w

MONITOR- Samsung G7 240hz 32 inch

[j.p.h.]

Btw in past 25 years i have only had AMD CPU's fail on me. 🤣

[kazwalker]

Fanboy channels are the worst, especially with the edits to remove context from what GN was saying, it's like watching CNN... Gonna use the "Don't recommend channel" feature to prevent this clown content from showing up in my recommendations.

[roki]

I used to use those voltages to overclock my bloomfields and sandys over 5.5 GHZ, under LN2 or dice ofc…. Now i am to old to even open bios so i bought x3d :) Thing is many people who dont know anything bought those CPUs bcs they own rtx 4090s and they had only two options, x3d or unlocked i9s..

8:38 It is peak Wattage, not sustained Wattage so cooler argument makes no sense. Plus there are thermal sensors that throttle CPU if it gets too hot. BTW. Argument that caused by this high temp. degraded these CPU is also obviously wrong as CPUs in servers are also failing way more for 13th and 14th gen CPUs and server MOBOs are 100% focused on Intel specs, as stability is more important in that environment than couple extra % of performance. 12:50 of course he is against Intel as Intel acts in a scummy way. We know they knew about manufacturing problems (oxidation) for a long time and still pushed the CPUs on the market (also ones from the damaged batches). They also stealth edited their answers on Reddit multiple times. They were not planning on giving extra RMA time to people that didn't buy boxed CPUs but EU commision started to make comments about them so suddenly extra RMA time for everyone, and so on. 17:24 don't get this part at all. GN is a business and a brand. Value of their brand is built on an idea that they make valid and honest tests and try to present as much objectivity as it is possible for human. So obviously they don't want to continue some hidden from the eyes of others discussions with other brand, in this case Intel, that they think is dishonest. As the "shadowy" communication could damage GN branding.

[Daviks]

I heard that Asus and MSI aleeady rolled out x129 bios update for their motherboards. I have msi z790-p wifi mb and its latest bios is x125... Somebody knows when or if they will roll out x129 update?

[mariolp]

that dude from framechassers truly defends INteL and he even went on saying that he still recommends buying the 13th and 14th gen.

[j.p.h.]

If my 13th gen Intel CPU starts to do that ill just send it to the store i bought it from. I got 3 years warranty half still remaining and the store will take care of it if needed.
And they will deal with the manufacturer. Why would anyone want to try a manufacturer RMA on their own i dont get
I gues in some regions it just dont work so smoothly.

[lmotaku]

I know it's different architecture, but no CPU I know of can go high 1.4-1.5v without tweaking out like a stoner without their crack. See any OCing video and them pushing things to the absolute limit. My max tdp is 125W and run about 1.364v for 4.8Ghz. 11900K similarly has a TDP of 125W. Wouldn't that mean stable baseline would be 1.35-1.364, as well? 10850k goes up to 5.2Ghz, 11900K goes up to 5.2-5.3 according to their specifications, too. Hmm. Why are they trying to push 1.5v? I don't know any standard AIO that can keep a CPU cool above 250w. That's 2x my TDP and with a standard 120mm radiator I had to dial back my 10850k because MSIs baseline wanted to run it at 5.5Ghz and 95c full load. Eff that.

[bad_emil]

When i buyed i9 14900kf if i touched anything to overclock or let that asus bios optimize without set 253w power limit it was going 350+w and 100+ degrees and of course it crashes, every chip, graphic card or cpu related crahes at 100+ degree, with watt limit option and let bios optimize option i'm on 82C temperature and is pretty stable, i have the asus, yesterday they dropped 0x129 microcode patch but i don't update cause it's says beta and i don't like a ''beta'' when it comes to a bios, wtf is that

[ThePred]

You salty that your intel cpus will die prematurely?

[Pillokun]

U are an hw enthusiast? then u should have run your own settings in bios, or at least reacted to the overvolting that is the stock behaviour of modern cpus/systems.

zen5 is too me even worse than 11gen, why? because 11gen was and octa core that performed better than the deca core 10th gen in gaming workloads. Sure the early 11700k with early microcode was bad bad dont be fooled 11700k was a poor mans 5800x when zen3 was still hard to get(6 months after the release it still was hard to come by in sweden).