> Lumping both 13th and 14th gen hardware together makes it harder to take the claims as easily at face value. 13th gen have been around long enough that you’d

> Lumping both 13th and 14th gen hardware together makes it harder to take the claims as easily at face value. 13th gen have been around long enough that you’d think they’d be able to dig up a kernel mailing list bug report or some other corroboration of their accusation. This is pretty damn reasonable actually. The 14th gen Intel desktop hardware is for all intents and purposes, essentially the same as the 13th gen hardware. It behaves nearly identically, it benchmarks nearly identically.