i9-14900k fried itself & my motherboard!!

[@bgtubber]

Talk to Steve from Gamers Nexus or Wendell from Level1Techs. They might be interested in your case.

[@SlimCognito_Official]

I might have to do that. Do you know how I could get in contact with them?

[@haydenskinner1379]

​@@SlimCognito_OfficialI think they have emails listed in their video descriptions. Best of luck man

[@bgtubber]

@@SlimCognito_Official Gamers Nexus have a website. They should have contact info on there. Same for Level1Techs. They have a forum where Wendell regularly posts.

[@Kapono5150]

Everyone is going AMD, it’s beautiful!!!!

[@morgan3625]

amd has been clear ahead since ryzen 5000 I don't understand why anyone buys intel still

[@jdelgado216]

it is not beautiful, I do not trust these big corporations with any lack of competition even though Intel is also terrible

[@tommypearson9260]

Ahh Kapono a man of culture nice to see you here buddy 😎

[@morgan3625]

@@jdelgado216 I agree with you

[@yajnalgibno6536]

No Competition = No Good

[@spitfirelast8761]

AMD: Our market hasn't been increasing lately.... I wish we get more customers. Intel: Hold my beer, let me make your wish come to life.

[@angellugo9993]

Get your money back fam and honestly avoid intel, amd has better bang for buck anyways

[@thearcanegearsmith4885]

I am sorry to hear about your system. The fault is with both Intel and the Motherboard partners. Intel from lack of transparency and lack of guidance to their partners (including and protentional defects). Motherboard vendors are trying to out do one another and my boosting both specs and voltages, making the CPU's unstable and easier to degrade. I have used both Intel and AMD computers. My admitted bias is for the underdog AMD. My last 2 systems have been AMD. My AM4 5900x and B550 Taichi Motherboard were great, but I had a bad motherboard after a year or so that gave me crashes and errors. I upgraded and gave the parts to my son for new computer, he got a new motherboard and the 5900x CPU, ram and everything still work almost another year later. So Defective parts can happen apart from the CPU manufacturer (all products have potential for failure anyway). But my Current system a 7900x CPU, ROG b650E-E MB, and a EVGA 3090 Hybrid run amazing. It is a production machine for 3D printing, some gaming, and I'm starting to learn streaming. I feel for you as a creator with these issues caused by Intel. Hopefully you get your new system soon and get up and running. Good Luck and God Bless. :)

[@squirrelsinjacket1804]

It sounds like Intel might be releasing a micro-code patch to mobo partners next month fixing the issue. However that doesn't help people who already damaged their CPU because of the out of the box voltage issues.

[@MuadDiiib]

7 months, holy shit.

[@SlimCognito_Official]

Yeah bro only 7 months and shit died

[@DominicMalta]

Im sorry to hear this happened to you man. I'm currently using the same Z790 motherboard and 14900K for my Intel test bench and haven’t had any issues yet, as well as the equivalent X670E Aorus Master motherboard for my AMD test bench with a Ryzen 7 7800X3D. Unfortunately, it seems like the reliability of until 13th and 14th Gen can be somewhat of a lottery, depending on the production date and other things such as the micro code apparently for the Intel processors

[@nadtz]

Oof, hope intel and Gigabyte do right by you during RMA. 7 months is pretty terrible.

[@ToothNroost]

Hey dude, I literally just RMA'd my Asus motherboard and 14900k. It takes a little while but you will get it all covered and replaced. For motherboard RMA, email gigabyte and tell them that you tested it thoroughly with another CPU, RAM from the approved list and PSU - because they will ask you. Just say you tested it thoroughly and 'there's something wrong with power delivery on this board' and they should let you RMA it. Always choose the Advanced RMA, they send you a new one and you send yours back after you receive it. Make sure when you get your system back up that you immediately update the bios, in the bios settings manually check and edit/verify the most stable configuration is there, until intel releases the microcode patch (another bios update) supposedly middle of August. GL, I had to suffer for 6 months with a bluescreening CPU, terrible. Make sure you takes videos and pictures of your old product before sending it back, because I had Asus try to damage my board and void my RMA (predictably).

[@ItsLuxuriousSuperstar]

Amd just recalled there brand 9000 series cpus which was supposed to launch in august, because they caught a flaw in the and wanted to fix it before they release it. They had already shipped out cpus to the major stores like micro center best buy etc. Thats what u call a company.

[@chrisb4331]

No shade on AMD but I wonder if Intel wasn’t having a Sh..storm, would AMD really recall the CPUs

[@Styphoryte]

An i91-400 holy crap nice to meet a fellow time traveler. Some advice for your next PC: Every few years you could do a repaste of your CPU if you notice the temps are slightly higher during full load. Not completely necessary but it will help. Next is enable the CPU fan fail warning in your BIOS just in case. Im sure theres a similar option for failed AIO coolers, but not sure if you have a watercooler... Next step just grab Fan Control its an open source fan controller. Create a custom graph then set it for your CPU fan. Cheers, hope this helps dont know if you knew about any of thjs but hopefully it can help someone...

[@raminpro9765]

in youtube search this =Intel has a Pretty Big Problem

[@SlyStarling]

This aint what caused this. Its a problem world wide with intel 12th-14th gen CPUs that are dying. A CPU would never burn like that over a temp issue from a failed cooler, at least modern ones won't, they have a protection in place that shuts the system down.

[@nadtz]

None of these issues were the cause of his problem, this is now officially a known issue since Intel made a statement about it. A number of things seem to be going on but in the end there is some flaw in 13th and 14th gen chips that is causing them to die over time. I'll admit this is the first time I've heard it taking out the motherboard too though.

[@Styphoryte]

@@SlyStarling I'm almost certain it's just 13gen and 14gen chips, I also have a i5-12600k which isn't as powerful anyhow so I'm not worried. Although, I don't think the 12 series suffers from it but I could be wrong, but I looked it up the other day... Intel is pushing a simple BIOS update but this could take at least a month for mobo manufacturers to actually push this update out.

[@Styphoryte]

@@raminpro9765 Also, I'm dumb haha. Earlier I read his CPU as being the i9 5000 series, I woke up and was really baked so I don't know what I was reading but it sure wasn't the i9-1400k earlier I swear. 😂 Now this makes more sense why is entire mobo fried. 🤣😭 I hope intel can help him.

[@SpoonHurler]

My best decision was getting a 13600K or the 13900K. I had the money for either but I didn't want to water cool, it was Dec 2022 so AM5 boards were overpriced... So that lead me to the 13600k. I did get a contact frame and I have I had one full crash. All that said, my next build will be a 9900/9950X build. Hopefully you get in contact with Gamers Nexus and Tech Jesus, they might be looking into sending chips to a failure analysis lab and might want your chip.

[@gcurtis9453]

Did you update your bios to the latest bios each time? Also did you set PL1=125w PL2=253w IccMax=307A in bios when you first got your 14900k? Very easy steps to take to make sure your cpu works correctly. Sorry about your pc but if you buy a K series unlocked cpu you probably should know a little about how to change things.

[@MrBeast1901]

The problem is high voltage when it tries to boost 2 cores to 6ghz

[@gcurtis9453]

@@MrBeast1901 sync all P cores to 57x and that doesn't happen. Gaming you don't lose even 1 fps.

[@MrBeast1901]

@@gcurtis9453 Yeah but the average person doesn't know how to do that and it will destroy their cpu

[@squirrelsinjacket1804]

Thanks for the workaround, but intel should really fix it when these CPUs are slowly dying out of the box with no user OCs involved.

[@blacksheep_music]

Holy shit man, I am in the exact same situation. I'm rmaing my cpu and motherboard tomorrow so fingers crossed I can get mine fixed...

[@SlimCognito_Official]

Hoping that gets taken care of, let me know how the rma process goes for you and which cpu do you have?

[@EDM_IDss]

People here are telling him "ur wrong a##hole" and defending Intel. Look at another side. i am using a high-end Ryzen 9 processor on msi b 450 gaming plux max with a Deepcool AIO liquid cooler 240m at possible OC testing and undervolting. I had no issue. The most important thing is vrm and CPU heat capability to avoid degradation of scilicon.

[@DenibaXD]

my right ear really enjoyed the video.

[@SlimCognito_Official]

🤣I was recoding on my s24 ultra and the speaker was covered I apologize

[@maybacher]

send it in for rma or whatever intel or your system integrator (hp dell ibuypower etc) so they get any possible data from the chip

[@gregorypetka8799]

yeah when i saw the Power draw of modern intel i stayed away, MORE POWER MORE HEAT< FAST BURNOUT..=SCIENCE , i cant afford to lose 1k for thier mistake no warranty

[@PR0_GGRAMM3D]

Bad Chip the 14900k and 13900k intel is just to 🔥 🥵 AMD is dominating and cost less for high-end performance

[@ANGRYWOLVERINE2060-ft2nc]

There will probably be a class action lawsuit. You won't get anything worthwhile from it but I would suggest you join in once one gets started. Just to have your name in there with all the others.

[@smolfish450]

Feel sad for you bro my 13900k is fucked too but didnt fry itself, intel are refunding me after 1 months of hassle but only a 'partial refund'. Hope you get your parts replaced without it being too expensive

[@mrbabyhugh]

1:37 I decided on a B760, i am avoiding all that processing power on a computer that is made for home use and all that OC capability. The wattage on these things are going too far in my opinion. And, if you are not running the PSU through a surge protector with AVR (Automatic Voltage Regulation), plus sinewave is good too, you are at risk for voltage spikes from the source.

[@thuneiachawngthu3170]

Im trying to upgrade from 5600g so i Ordered 13700k from amazon last week. It was a good deal i was very excited. But right after that, i found one video stating intel 13 and 14 gen instability. Upon doing further research, i found that even i7s were also effected. So i cancelled my order after it has been shipped. Ordered 7900x with mobo. Yes, the price was a lot higher, but the actual relieve i got was satisfactory. So, i will stay with Team red for now.

[@siveric32]

Bro welcome to team red 🤝🤝

[@SlimCognito_Official]

Thank you man I'm excited to see how amd performs

[@siveric32]

@@SlimCognito_Official You won’t be disappointed, your room will be a little cooler, your power bill a little lower but your Warzone fps will stay the same

[@HACKTECHMX]

Share all your specs to help others to understand this issue 👌

[@SlimCognito_Official]

My specs were I9-14900kf Aorus Master X Mobo 4070 ti 1000watt corsair psu 240mm kraken z53 aio

[@lulusunshines]

AMD Ryzen 7800X3D seems to have same performance while more efficient and almost half the price.

[@ShookPC]

Sorry to hear that @SlimCognito_Official AMD delayed launch of Ryzen 9000 series CPUs. Didn't pass quality control. But it sounds like you already have new components heading your way. Crappy circumstances, but enjoy the build!

[@ghostlyinterceptor7756]

just goes to show intel is now the new "old AMD"

[@dalesplitstone6276]

Even without the problems with the 13th and 14th gen Intel processors, the AMD 7800X3D is the best gaming processor, but the Intel 12900K is better for streaming.

[@TheSocialGamer]

@Intel needs to make this right!

[@findmi2708]

this is sad man, my 4th gen cpu still kick while the newer cpus are fked what a shame for intel

[@SlimCognito_Official]

Yeah it definitely sucks I'll be making an update video on what's been going on aswell as the new build so stay tuned for that

[@Mannuu1]

u have a 14900k is that it? you should rma your cpu... intel is the one at fault... the slimiest company i know.. check online on hardware unboxed youtube channel and gamers nexus and you will see the extent of the issue that is going on at the moment. thousands of cpus of 13th and 14th gen from them are dying because of wrong voltages and other issues, so its not just you... unfortunately... They will most likely do a recall after all the backlash from those big channels or quietly rma all the cpus people send back i hope... good luck man

[@Nanerbeet]

The 7800X3D is a fabulous gaming chip, but FYI with only 8 cores its quite slow at normal productivity tasks. I have both chips and my 14900K destroys the 7800X3D at non-gaming. Cheers!

[@gettuffstudios]

You just inspired me to downgrade to a 12th gen before it's too late and my MB gets fried too. I'd rather spend $300 bucks now than have to dish out for another Z790 MB and another CPU

[@SlimCognito_Official]

I'm just trying to put the word out I know each and everyone one of us works extremely hard to buy pc parts and if I can be an example and save money for you guys I feel like I've done my job. Stay tuned for a upload on Monday I have a new setup being mailed in and I'll be doing a build video on it :)

[@gettuffstudios]

​@@SlimCognito_OfficialThanks man, I do appreciate it. I was already concerned with all the news going on with Intel but then hearing your MB got fried too is something I'd like to avoid. I subbed, so I look forward to seeing your assembly video.

[@khensationalReviews]

Goodluck with Gigabyte RMA brother

[@PAIN-ot4cj]

Please lock your cores and under-volt your cpu if you don’t know what you are doing buy AMD

[@nadtz]

You should not have to do this to have a stable CPU. The fact that all these workarounds exist mean Intel screwed these chips up.

[@JJFX-]

I wouldn't recommend that to the average person but I would say to disable thermal velocity boost and e-cores until we see what what the microcode update next month actually does. Running Intel's recommended power profile is also a good idea but there's a lot of server systems failing that have nothing to do with power/thermals so this doesn't seem to be as much of a factor as you'd expect. Certainly isn't helping the situation though.

[@PAIN-ot4cj]

@@nadtz the work around exist because there’s a flaw with the voltage and intels patch comes out till August. Agreed you shouldn’t have to do this but product come out with problems sometimes no company is perfect AMD CPU’s were blowing up in 2023 and 4090 were catching on fire, we are all here to help not call people stupid or call them out because of their know how. As we speak AMD just delayed their 9000 series of cpus because there’s something wrong with them.

[@tmsphere]

Yeah buy AMD the most finicky and least compatible chip for mobo+memory sticks, totally idiot proof.

[@JJFX-]

@@tmsphere What are you even talking about?

[@julian-vanilla8379]

the amd ryzen 7800x3d fried to with a Asus ROG board also. its asus fault though not amd but thats fixed now. but just letting u know to becareful cause any parts can fry like nvdia 4000 series 4090's frying. nothing is safe. asus rog ally sd card frying, meta quest 2,3 charge port frying.

[@raminpro9765]

we hope you buy new amd 9800x or 7800x3D. and create video about it

[@SlimCognito_Official]

Definitely will be making a video this Monday with the new build I bought a very nice cpu and mobo combo from amd

[@BeGodly]

@@SlimCognito_Official should have waited for the new gen to come out... price will drop

[@serlancerlot315]

@@BeGodly They just delays it to mid Aug. I guess they need a break to watch the Olympic. If you need a computer right now, amd has plenty of options already.

[@sosagam]

@@BeGodly I want to do that but I’m scared when they come out something like what happened to intel will happen lol. I think I’d rather just get one that I know for sure is good

[@maybacher]

RMA

[@purpasmart_4831]

I would dump it and switch to AMD. Go with 7800X3D for pure gaming or 7900X/7950X for high end mixed usage, Avoid Asus motherboards. I personally use Msi motherboards.

[@Vialli100.]

I always use Asus, never had a problem.. MSI on the other hand hmmmm!

[@W-meme]

​@@Vialli100.MSI gives way better performance is just as reliable but Asus has better RMA.

[@randomfromafar]

You ignored every single video that’s been out since October of last year saying you needed to change the factory defaults. My i9 -14900k has been a dream but I had to adjust the bios to configure my own settings manually. I feel sorry for all the uninformed people out here who know how to use products but don’t care to know how they work.

[@SlimCognito_Official]

I actually did change the factory defaults. I know what I'm doing that still doesn't take away that intel made a bad chip.

[@randomfromafar]

@@SlimCognito_Official true. Maybe I’m just fortunate

[@bgtubber]

Good job shifting the blame away from Intel. The user should NOT have to do anything for their product to work trouble-free. Not to mention, messing with the BIOS can actually void your warranty. It's 100% Intel's fault for making a faulty product.

[@GoonyMclinux]

Its in the cpu microcode not the motherboard, even undervolted CPUs are failing.

[@tmsphere]

@GoonyMclinux this is not true, the microcode is what's overvolting the systems.

[@SlyStarling]

Yeah, atm its literally to avoid buying intel 12-14th gen CPUs. If you need a PC. Get something like an AMD 7800X3D, or even a 7900x3d if you want to go all out. Sorry to hear that though, its a very shitty situation

[@bgtubber]

12 gen Intel CPUs and older are fine allegedly. It's only 13 and 14 gen that are broken.

[@JJFX-]

12th gen is the last good generation of Intel and will likely remain that way for the foreseeable future but I understand what you're saying. I think the much less aggressive boost behavior was simply not as damaging to their 10nm process.

[@JJFX-]

@Blades1265 What were the blue screen errors and how quickly did this happen into owning it?

[@magiceagle1839]

buy amd 👍👍

[@righteousone8454]

I speculate it is motherboard. Gigabyte was giving too much voltage on earlier revisions, and it definitely was giving too much voltage to my 13900k, before I voltage limited it. Or 13900k was requesting too much voltage, I think it's both. BUT....I had Gigabyte Aorus Master, (but z690) a step down from your motherboard. Just 1 tier below I highly suggest trying to RMA both. Intel will cover your CPU If you go AMD, wait for R9 9950X. I know the hate for Intel is huge, but mistakes happen, whether moral or accident. AMD was bashed for 10+ years, before Ryzen 1 was released. I was on AMD FX-8320 when people hated AMD, I had good experience with that CPU, it just wasn't great for gaming, but it was great for other tasks, and better in rendering than flagship 4790k that I owned after. Truth is Intel can make an awesome CPu again, and this situation will result in serious push in their QC improvements, watch. I am on 2nd 13900k by the way, because first one failed. They RMA'd it and it was painless. I still respect Intel engineers, it's the marketing team and CEO level pushing these deadlines and okays the products without testing. Arrow Lake is a rework of E-Cores and P-Cores and highly likely to beat 9950X, but judge with your heads, not emotions. I was upset about my CPU failure, but 2nd CPU is working fine, and I know what I am doing with undervolts and tuning. Despising is an emotion. People used to loath AMD too, just chill and wait. RMA in the meantime, some cases they will just straight up refund you. I would say Intel will be beyond motivated to fix their mistakes now, which is the best thing to happen to us honestly, because they are in the spotlight. Objectivism, my dude Leave emotions behind on it.

[@elijahsmith7555]

You should be able to get your money back and if I were you I’d snag a 9000 series cpu that are releasing in a couple days. 9700x looks very promising for the price and claims to beat the 7800x3d

[@airbossjrd]

Same happend to me cpu and mother board.

[@vacheron4298]

I had the I7 14700K and it died on me recently as well, was doing office work and it just went out.

[@butonghit]

that sucks bro. im waiting for intel 15th gen with their new LGA socket or a 9800x3d. intel 14th gen is trash. i have a 14600k and i undervolted it like crazy for it to not die

[@mrbabyhugh]

i bought a 12700 recently, not even K. I am not buying in to the OC thing at all.... even if I dont OC the chip, I dont want the capability to do so. that chip runs at 65W, boost 125W I think, whatever speed it gives I will work with it. I am VERY SURE it is much faster than my current Ryzen 7 4700U laptop LOL.

[@whohan779]

@@mrbabyhugh Funny thing is: all 12th gen CPUs are overclockable via BCLK (untied from PCIe and such) given the right mainboard. There's even rare models with DDR4 that can do that.

[@TroyRossberg]

If you get an RMA on the Intel processor or motherboard, just turn around and sell it to pay for the AMD changeover. I wouldn't bother with intel

[@paxvesania2008]

i91400k? i9 14th gen you mean? The 14900k.

[@SlimCognito_Official]

Yes that's what I mean it's a typo

[@arise3494]

Avoid intel and switch to AMD. I’ve always used intel CPUs for 10 years because I never had problems with their cpu, but now it’s time to switch to AMD.

[@cppctek]

I think there's a major typo in your title. Its actually an i9 14900k not 1400k... also its highly unlikely the cpu fried your board. HIGHLY unlikely.... look at your psu, if you have a crap psu or an older psu there's a strong chance a transient spike hit the board. A bad cpu doesn't just fry a board like that.

[@SlimCognito_Official]

Yes it's a typo and my psu is fine I tested it and the cpu definitely fried my mobo I have a 1000watt psu from corsair it's not some cheap brand nothing in my pc is cheap.

[@Vialli100.]

It's Intel making bad chips.. Full stop..

[@iustininfinite6841]

It's your fault. You left it on stock motherboard settings. If that motherboard was an ASUS motherboard, it probably died because of unlocked voltage. If it's a different motherboard, it probably died because Intel Turbo OC pumps up the voltage to 1500v, from 1200v. The unspoken rule is to always change bios settings on unlocked CPUs.

[@SlimCognito_Official]

Yup it's definitely my fault, I didn't know I worked at intel and made the cpu chips unstable.

[@Tsumi784]

Amd isn't "not heat intensive" its literally just a couple degrees cooler than intel. But that's why i went amd still, but yeah basically if you get an 13th gen or 19th gen cpu, just dont. Or do your research before buying your parts and that's what this video looks like to me. You didn't really research it and were too excited to build it then something went wrong and now you're like uh oh.

[@SlimCognito_Official]

I knew what I was buying when I go it. I did plenty of research & I already knew those chips ran hot. Definitely not my fault for the cpu frying itself.

[@Tsumi784]

@@SlimCognito_Officialahh okay it made it seem that way im glad you did then sorry about your cpu, but i had a i7 12700k before i switched to amd and both companies are great for cpus. just not the newer gens.

[@ashcheeks1]

what psu do you use?

[@mrbabyhugh]

3:59 there is this thing with computers called, GIGO... Garbage In Garbage Out. It means, whatever you put in to a computer is what you get back. You have not to this part said what kind of cooling you used on the CPU and PC overall, what kind of environment is the PC in? I see a ceiling fan that is off, does that mean you using AC?

[@nadtz]

A CPU should not fry itself (and certainly not the motherboard) even if it's overheating unless you really, really try.

[@Vialli100.]

What absolute rubbish..

[@MoonHoont]

this made me really nervous now because I bought recently the same CPU. Can't use it yet but I'm going to buy the same motherboard in like 2 days to use it on my new pc build

[@rapamune]

Its crazy people are buying these trash CPUs when 7800x3D is available

[@TroyRossberg]

@@rapamune Not to mention paying $500 for a 14900k right now, when the new X3d processors are about to release in a couple of months and AMD's current stuff is already destroying the 14900k

[@rapamune]

@@TroyRossberg They are just used to being glazed by Intel marketing teams.

[@lawrence1986ify]

RMA the processor, you have a 1-year warranty on that, and that motherboard, you have a 3- to 5-year warranty on that. How I would do it is go with a 14700k I7 or even a 13700k. This is the reason why I never upgraded to the latest version. There is always some form of bug here and there,, either with software or bios or some shit in general. How I would do this is either keep the board and sell the processor to pay for the new processor, or sell the board and processor to pay for the Ryzen combo. All I'm saying is it will take less money out of your pocket; it's always better. But to be honest, far from here, even the i5 is more than enough for an RTX 4090. Hell, the i5 13500 is Physical Core Count. 14 Performance-cores 6 Efficient Cores 8 total threads, 20. Even the Intel 14500 has a physical core count. 14 Performance-cores 6 Efficient Cores 8 total threads 20 Buying any i9 just for gaming is just a waste of money. This is the perfect example of the old saying. You have more money than brains.

[@Vialli100.]

Nah go AMD...

[@ninja1809]

any update bro?

[@SlimCognito_Official]

I'm releasing an update video this Saturday I've been working alot lately to pay for the new parts I recently got but I have an update stay tuned :)

[@mrbabyhugh]

2:57 dont tell me you are just knowing this AFTER the fact? And another thing about OC, not saying you were or did this, but OC was never intended to be a "permanent" feature. Many turn on OC and leave it on, WRONG. The component was NOT made to run that fast by default, but the OC is there for occasional use for specific use cases. So be careful how you are blaming intel.

[@MaestroOfficial]

Lmfao u are downie. Literally many people have OCed dialed in settings for Years without a single problem, what is blud talking about lmfao

[@SlyStarling]

If you ACTUALLY read online and on look on youtube. This is a world wide issue with these chips. Intel has the problem, this has nothing to do with OC'ing the chip, it just wouldn't happen. I could crank my 5700x all the way up and it would never burn itself

[@Vialli100.]

It is Intel's fault!

[@drissmounir6503]

good for you, now go touch some grass

[@SlimCognito_Official]

🤣funny thing is I do. Go get you money up.

[@smwfreak1647]

@@SlimCognito_Official he mad he broke.

[@mrbabyhugh]

3:33 do you know why the K variants of intel CPUs do not come with a cooler? Use your brain and THINK...... LIABILITY. Intel is reducing their possible liability on those CPUs because people are abusing the OC feature, so they leave that to the consumer based on how they use the CPU. So how were you cooling the CPU, because it is NO SECRET that 14gen runs hot, and obviously the i9 14900K is the hottest of them all.

[@fuzzylumpkins6034]

AMD here, laughing. Give Steve at GN a shout. They are on this like white on rice

[@TheNightmareTroll]

sorry for your loss get an amd you’ll never regret it

[@Bobbqs]

Had something similar happen to me with my 5950x AMD. Then I purchased an i9 13900K and it started to have issues... then finally I had to RMA the CPU. It looked like the Asus MOBO pushed way too much power to the CPU. Eventually it was all sorted out, however it cost me new ram, mobo (MSI) and a new case/AIO. Oh and yea get a contact frame.

[@TrumpWins-jk7eq]

Go AMD YAY

[@geesehoward7261]

You have no idea

[@cameltoe2573]

14900k ... lol Intels screwed ... GO TEAM RED

[@sssashhko]

just wait til the new gen drops until then, there's no need for more than 12th gen anyway, 12, 13 and 14 gen are the same, but 12th gen is the best for its value

[@mythbuster4315]

Start RMA

[@mrbabyhugh]

5:22 if you use thermal paste, how did you apply it? kzbin.infoWZz9P3an_SU

[@maybacher]

It'd thermal throttle and bluescreen before cooking itself. No?

[@SlimCognito_Official]

I put thermal paste on the pcie slot

[@Vialli100.]

@@SlimCognito_Official Hahahahaha 🙂

[@williamtopping]

This is a known fault with the latest intel. I imagine there will be a class action suit at some point. Intel have really dropped the ball on this. It's all over the news. the 14 series and 13 series all have issues. There is also a batch from the early 14 series that have oxidation issues. Apologies about it taking out your motherboard. I would send Intel the invoice. For your parts, and your labour. Will come in handy WHEN (not IF) the class action suit comes along.

[@ronniekregar3482]

Lol, Gigabyte sucks...get Asus or MSI.

[@whohan779]

You mean the one company that designs poorly and denies RMA for a 'nick' and the other that has every RMA record sind 2017 publicly listed? No AIB is perfect; Gigabyte is usually fine.

[@mrbabyhugh]

3:11 thought, therefore you did not do proper research before. You just see it is the latest and it is the fastest so you just bought it. LISTEN, intel CPUs are NOT a "gaming" CPU. Yes it can game on, but it is not made specifically for gaming, but it is a multi tasking processor that handles many forms of processing. AMD CPUs are made specifically for gaming, and this is why they do not perform as well in most productivity software like intel does. DO YOUR RESEARCH BEFORE SPENDING YOUR MONEY. Also, what cooling were you using on the CPU?

[@MaestroOfficial]

Are you downie?😂

[@SlyStarling]

@@MaestroOfficial I think he is. He has commented so many times talking bullshit. Intel is both for both gaming and productivity. IT IS DESIGNED TO BE GAMED ON YOU FUCKING MUPPET @mrbabyhugh

[@pathologicusmaximus]

So AMD CPUs aren't multi tasking processors that handle many forms of processing?

[@nadtz]

This has to be one of the dumbest takes I've ever seen. Just because something is or isn't marketed for a specific task doesn't mean it does or doesn't do that task. A properly set up 14900k is arguably better for gaming (leaving the degrading CPU's out of the discussion for the moment) while AMD is arguably better price/performance. You are the one who needs to do some research instead of regurgitating marketing nonsense like it's fact.

[@DazaiSan9150]

amd better

[@mrbabyhugh]

4:39 you are just IGNORANT, that is your real issue. Telling intel to do whatever when this video already tells me you did not do enough research on the components you are buying and the best practices. HOW WERE YOU COOLING THE CPU & PC AND IN WHAT KIND OF ENVIRONMENT, WHAT IS THE ROOM TEMPERATURE!?

[@angellugo9993]

You seem to not be the smartest. This is an issue with all high end Intel chips. They literally admitted that it was an issue with their code that made the CPU draw the wrong amount of wattage which caused the melting regardless of how the CPU is being cooled. Stop hating because you don't know what you're yapping about

[@lawrence1986ify]

@@angellugo9993 i was going to say the samething because he wouldnt like my house as all because its all intel not even 1 amd chip in this house unless if you want to count the fx 8350 thats still laying on myself that ohhh i replaced with intel lmfao intel im my house just works better for example i have a z690 with a 12700k not a bad deal they were $200 a pop black friday last year anyways when i upgrade my main or the wifes nomrally i sell the for example 12700k off and buy a lower model like a 13500 for example and toss that in my server or servers all depens if im upgradeing mine and the wifes or just mine from there that server runs eveything i need it to from adguard to lancacheing to storj to random ass dockers for my proxy and ssl ohhhh let not forget that most of these NAS base OS with better with intel they were build for it kinda and amd they were built around it like a after thought also i have 40gb lan so guess what the network switch iis also intel arm base lmfao and my network cards are intel based lmfao also alot of testeing as been done most 6 cores wont even bottleneck any gameing video card besides the top of the lin amd witch there is only 1 so you still have a 99% of the market to chose from like i get what the dude is going thought i feel for him it make your whole ass ich but at the sametime he also has to take some responsibility for his actions as well the i9 13900k and the 14900k are all over youtube with issues as soon and i would of found out i would have just spent the money to fix my shit all manufacturers and chips and all that other stuff can have issues Just a fact of life, thats why new chips normally die. Within a year, if they do not die within a year, normally they will outlast the motherboard. For example, I have an Intel i5 3470T. That thing has been around for fucken ages, and still, it's a hell of a pfsense box running 5 GB of fiber and can still have up to 3000 connected devices at once.

[@slimcognito.]

Dude how am I ignorant? I did plenty of research on what I bought & I didn't just buy it for gaming I stream aswell so I want the beat cpu for that idgaf if I spent more money that you did compared to your system and I have ac running and a fan

[@Vialli100.]

You really are full of Sh**E..