Disabling E-Cores as a workaround to "FIX" a faulty/degraded i5 - 13600KF

Hey guys if someone wants to try this and doesn't want to see the whole video your cpu needs to boot into bios so you can disable all the e-cores, this is what worked for me. If the screen stays black what worked for me was to swap with a working CPU (i build PC's that's why i had another one) and disable all the e-cores and then swap back to the faulty one. In my case it worked.
Also, i had my bios updated to the latest at the time of this video.
Motherboard Used: ASRock B760M Pro RS
Bios Revision: 8.07
Update: I sent the CPU for RMA but i also tried enabling e-cores one at a time. It manages to boot with up to 7 e-cores but when you enable all 8 of them, sometimes it boots but after less than 5 seconds the system just hangs.
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[@kakoskalapalikis3559]

Thanks man i was struggling with this issue and with your guide i was able to make it work!!! You saved me a lot of money… keep up the good work

[@Chri13Zz]

"Thanks it worked", "alla exo amd"

[@kakoskalapalikis3559]

@@Chri13Zz xaxaxaxaxaxaxa so true

[@jeanytpremium]

Solution: Just disable multithreading enhancement on your BIOS, you don't need to disable E-cores

[@CK-xe4hy]

Awesome! This guy definitely knows what he is talking about!!! Keep up the good work man. Can’t wait for what else is coming up!

[@jeanytpremium]

Solution: Just disable multithreading enhancement on your BIOS, you don't need to disable E-cores

[@LethalBladeOG]

E cores are shit Awesome video bro Having same issue now switched to 7600x

[@jeanytpremium]

Solution: Just disable multithreading enhancement on your BIOS, you don't need to disable E-cores