Intel Extends Warranty for 13th and 14th Gen CPUs Amid Ongoing Stability Issues
Intel addresses elevated operating voltage problems with a mid-August microcode patch and a two-year warranty extension.
- Affected CPUs include high-end 13th and 14th Gen models with a 65W Processor Base Power or higher.
- Instability issues have led to game crashes and chip failures, particularly in Unreal Engine games.
- Intel will not recall affected CPUs but advises users experiencing issues to contact customer support.
- The company has extended the warranty period for boxed CPUs to five years.
- A class-action lawsuit is being considered due to the widespread instability problems.