Intel processors, especially their 13th and 14th Gen desktop chips, have been under intense scrutiny due to instability issues. As such, the company has finally announced extended warranties.
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There may be a bug or an issue on Intel CPUs, especially those belonging to the 13th Gen and packing many cores. The bug is leading to BSOD or crashes while gaming with an "out of video memory" error.
Microsft denied it was at fault for Windows BSODs that were freaking users out over Unsupported CPU messages even on the latest chips. Intel has confirmed today that the Redmond giant was right.
A "UNSUPPORTED_PROCESSOR" issue has been affecting Intel chips this week since the latest Windows updates. While trying to address the issue, Microsoft claims its updates aren't at fault.
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A recent Linux kernel update version 5.19.12 is creating havoc in the Linux community. The update is messing up things in Intel's graphics driver and it can even lead to screen damage, warns engineer.
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