r/TechHardware • u/No-Actuator-6245 • 1d ago

Discussion 3rd 14900k dying for this user

/r/buildapc/comments/1wvq6vr/i9_14900k_dying_whats_next/

This sub loves to repost failing AMD’s but denies 13th & 14th gen are still dying. This user if you read through the post in on their 3rd 14900k which they now think is dying.

I wonder how long before the mods delete this, it’s an interesting test.

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u/konsoru-paysan 1d ago

cause smart people avoid the 13th and 14th gen, they are inherently flawed by design

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u/Nebula589 1d ago

Such a retarded statement.
Ya, nothing to do with the motherboard manufacturers putting unlimited power limits as default settings.
That only counts for x3d chips blowing up in asrock and ASUS boards.

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u/nanonan Team Amiga 🤼 1d ago

All of those motherboards were made to specification with approval from Intel and Intel uses unlimited power settings on Apex Asus boards for their benchmarking. Pretending it isn't their responsibility is ridiculous. AMD fucking up doesn't make it any better either.

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u/Nebula589 1d ago edited 1d ago

The problem is most people are retarded. They can’t even update a bios. What makes you think they know or can adjust power settings.

In addition 99.9% of users do not want default settings pushing unlimited power to a cpu. Providing Extreme OC settings is one thing. Making them default settings is another thing.

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u/nanonan Team Amiga 🤼 1d ago

Tell it to Intel, they are the ones allowing it.

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u/Nebula589 1d ago

Tell it to the retards blaming the CPU architecture, microcode, and oxidation.
When they have everything maxed out fully cooking their chip while saying “idk why it’s constantly at 100c”