Intel Faces Major Instability Issues with 13th and 14th Gen CPUs

Faulty microcode algorithm causing elevated voltage; fix expected in mid-August

Intel's 13th and 14th Gen CPUs have been experiencing crashes and instability due to excessive voltage.
The instability is traced back to a faulty microcode algorithm that incorrectly sets voltage levels.
Intel plans to release a microcode patch in mid-August to address the issue.
Some CPUs already affected by the problem may require replacement as the patch cannot reverse existing damage.
Several tech companies and studios have reported high failure rates and are switching to AMD processors.