Intel’s high-end CPUs Have Degradation Issues?

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@Knowbody42

The short answer is: Intel allowed the motherboard manufacturers to push the CPUs because it helps them to get higher benchmark numbers.

@AncientDragonMusic

YES the unlimited power mode is a problem (and I'm saying this because last year I had a 13900k that idle'd at 80 degrees and definitely degraded)

@We_Are_I_Am

For your system that you stress tested at intel factory defaults, did you undervolt it before beginning your stress test to find the minimum voltage it needed to operate at so that over time you could see the rate of degradation by checking how much less it can undervolt, if less, over that time span? If not, then the long term stress test is kind of inconclusive. it would also need to be compared to a system running unlimited iccmax and power draw.

@zeitgeistx5239

Lol Intel does not have 1 official power settings as they have a variety of different power settings. Intel has been directly quoted that a MB with no power limits is still "in spec".

@EdKiefer1

The problem is not the power limits, its other settings MB set. CEP disabled and AC_LL not = DC_LL.

@Intrested_in_Intresting

Great, thank you !!!

@taiiat0

for OOTB / basic usage scenarios, i think 8like 80-90% of the issue lies in the Current Limit. Boards/Intel/whoever are letting this be really nuts. a crazy Current Limit makes it easier for the system to not bump Voltage when wanting/needing to pull significant power in doing heavy tasks.

@Lorofol

As someone with adhd, the constant flipping through visuals is really disorienting and I struggle to keep up with the already information heavy video, PLEASE simplify the editing!

@4zims

GHz race going too far?

@Zarcondeegrissom

"b-b-b-but chips are fine operating at SiC TJ-Max", lol.

@JimCKD

Intel should have known better. Until their official based-on-actual events testing, I dont believe anything about it. We will see. Thumbs up for the vid!

@SVT_LIGHTNING

I've had my 13700k oc since jan of 2023. 13700k oc to 5.6ghz on all 8 p cores, All 8 E core oc to 4.4ghz, Ring oc to 5.0ghz at 1.34v. Even the mem controller is good on my 13700k. 32g.b Corsair rgb vengeance 6400 cl32 hynix A-Die oc to 7200 34-41-41-83 at 1.45v. On a msi z790 tomahawk. It's been a absolutely great cpu.

@KeiS14

I bought a 13700K because I wanted to underclock it 😅

@osenoqxd_8369

I have heard once someone saying they bought i9 CPUs because of their stability and performance. Really aged like milk

@andreja-yk2nu

I don't regret buying an all AMD system whatsoever

@TheHangarHobbit

I'd love to see someone do stability / stress tests across the 14th gen line as I have a feeling they are all going to die earlier as Intel has pushed the clock too hard, its just the 900k SKU is the canary in the coal mine.