Anyone concerned about Intel 13th/14th gen?

[Frank21]

Advertising is basically lying and deception but I know that when I go in. I never make big purchases without doing some research first, but in the case of the 13700K nobody knew of the issues last year. If Intel did, they weren't saying.

[eelgoo]

It really depends on how good their product development testing is. :0/

[FleshKage]

I built a computer with a 13700k back at the end of 2022. Sounds like that's exactly when they first noticed the issue. That's fantastic...

[SinisterSh0t]

Honestly I'm glad I switched to AMD's Ryzen Platform, at the time I did it was when those 10th and 11th Gen Chips were out, and while I was on 7th Gen Intel, when upgrading I wanted to Avoid them at all costs as I didn't want to be on Ancient Architecture from 2014 that had been refreshed over and over, each time being pushed until the hardware reached it's absolute limit.

And it showed with near 100*c temperatures and sometimes over 300w of power draw. no thank you.

I thought when Intel released 12th and 13th gen, they had finally broke the cycle with new fresh architecture, turns out that 12th gen was merely a brief reprieve knowing now how screwed 13th & 14th gen Chips are.

I don't know what Intel will do now but I know AMD with take full advantage. So Until Intel finally get their shit together I will happily stick with AMD Ryzen for the Foreseeable future.

[eelgoo]

As I said earlier, I have been using AMD for twenty plus years.

I wouldn't use anything else.

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