Intel has responded, but the issue isn't solved yet. SlashGear. Intel Processor Issues: What To Know About Gen 13 & 14 Raptor Lake CPU Problems. Story by Cody D. Campbell • 1mo.

A Firefox developer has stated that Intel's 13th and 14th-gen Raptor Lake processors in Europe are crashing more frequently ...

Mozilla Firefox has now joined the growing list of software affected by the Raptor Lake instability issues that Intel first ...

Intel is being sued in California over 13th and 14th gen Intel Core CPUs that can be irreparably damaged by voltage ... which sees "reliability aging" issues when the CPU sees higher temperatures ...

Intel has announced that it finally found the reason why its 13th and 14th-gen desktop processors have been causing crashes and giving out on users, and it promises to roll out a fix by next month.

Intel is extending the warranties for its controversial Core 13th and 14th-gen processors by two years, it has announced in a community post.The company says it will share more details in coming ...

A Mozilla engineer says that he's tied crash reports of Intel's 13th-gen- and 14th-gen "Raptor Lake" Core PCs to portions of ...

Intel's rapidly dying CPUs mark the biggest hardware scandal since the Pentium FDIV bug. Here's what's causing it and what you should do if your CPU is exhibiting issues.

A law firm says it's investigating the potential to file a class action lawsuit against Intel, as a result of the instability issues experienced by owners of the company's 13th and 14th-gen CPUs.

Good news for everyone worried about Intel (INTC) processor issues – the problem may be fixed and about to end for good. Investors were skeptical, however, and sent shares of the chipmaker down ...

If you overclock your Intel processor regularly, that could be the cause of overheating. Overclocking your processor refers to the practice of increasing its clock speed — that is, the number of ...

Intel's 13th and 14th generation Raptor Lake processors have had reports of crashing from buyers. Intel has responded, but the issue isn't solved yet.