Intel continues to have not only financial problems, but also added to the instability issues in its 13th and 14th Gen processors. Some instability problems that are giving much to talk aboutsince the manufacturer still has not established an origin from this instability. From the law firm Abington Cole + Ellery they are evaluating file a class action lawsuit to Intel for this problem.
For the moment, the law firm has published a web page where this potential class action lawsuit is cited. It is currently Collecting data from affected users for appreciate if this request is made. The website currently only asks for two pieces of information: whether you have purchased a 13th or 14th gen Intel processor and whether you are having problems with these processors.
Intel has decided Do not withdraw these processors from the marketbut is insisting that affected users be Contact Intel Support for more help. At the moment, it has been discovered that part of the microcode that requests the voltage for the CPU is erroneous, requesting higher voltages. A solution that will arrive in the form of a patch with a new BIOS by the middle of this monthbut what no guarantee that the units already affected solve the problemHowever, it will serve as a preventive measure for units that have not experienced instability.
The investigation continues to establish a root of this problem which seems to have a lot to do with this defective microcode, together with the oxidation of the communication paths in some 13th Gen processors. At the moment we will have to wait for this patch and see if the manufacturer offers more information about the root of this instability, as well as answer other questions such as: If laptop processors are affected with this problem.
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