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Intel says elevated voltage causing "instability" in Core CPUs, fix in August
- cratermoon 2y agosomeone dropped a diode?
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- kjhdfgkljhdsk 2y agoThat doesn't explain why some CPUs crash and others don't. You could have take responsability and do the right thing. Intel I hope the lawsuit is so big that it takes you down, not gonna happen but dreaming is free.
- lathiat 2y agoPlenty of manufacturing tolerances that could explain that, firstly look at overclocking in general - different examples of the exact same CPU will be highly varaible in how you can overclock, undervolt, etc ("Silicon Lottery") Also a bunch of the power, voltage and frequency stuff depends on the motherboard BIOS settings and you may be surprised if you don't follow the enthusiast circles just how much influence the BIOS has over the CPU power, frequency, etc. Different motherboards can also net you quite different performance, both by default and by tweaking settings, plus may have cleaner or less clean power, etc.
- ungamedplayer 2y agoIf meltdown and speculative execution won't take down Intel, this is nothing.
- magicalhippo 2y agoAlso currently discussed here[1]. [1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41039708 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41039708
- antisthenes 2y agoThey delved too greedily and too deep.
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