Intel’s 13th and 14th generation Core desktop processors have stability issues, so board manufacturers have added security options to the Intel Baseline Profile to improve stability However, some Chinese netizens spent money to install dozens of processors Core confirmed. it was determined that the Intel Baseline Profile was of no help, and the problems with crashes and exceptions were not mitigated.
Chinese netizen kmdkai said on the Chiphell forum that because he has a studio business, he needs to use a large number of high-end computers Starting from the 13th generation Intel Core processor, he has bought at least a hundred Core i9-level processors , and linked to the 2024 The consumption screenshots of the year show that, as of April 11, I bought at least 12 Core i9-14900K or 14900KF.
During this time, kmdkai will check for new motherboard BIOS every week, and will use Z690, B660, Z790, and B760 to check the stability of the processor. The experimental method is to use the default BIOS settings to allow the processor to run a variety of productivity software continuously within a week, including but not limited to matlab, R , finite element, VC, VS, large batch office software, etc. .
According to the results, the Core i9-13900K’s chance of survival is around 40 – 50%. – 20%.
However, the Core i9-14900K is almost completely obliterated on the Z board.
The reason switching from high-end Z-series motherboards to mid-range B-series motherboards might improve stability is because the Z-series is designed for performance and overclocking, and the relatively aggressive tuning parameters on the other hand, the Z series is designed for performance and overclocking, and the tuning limits are relatively aggressive.
Regarding the release of Intel Baseline Profile, kmdkai immediately tested it, but the conclusion was “completely useless”!
According to the article, after this function turns several restrictions, it actually just downgrades the Z series motherboard to the B series motherboard of the B series motherboard. In other words, the Intel Core i9-14900K will never be usable on a Z series board, but the chance is only 20% of the same as a B series board.
In addition, in addition to Core i9, kmdkai has also handled twelve Core i7-13700K and found that the stability is much better than that of Core i9 i7-14700K due to CP In terms of value issue, I’m not willing to make too many connections, so I won’t comment.
However, at the end of the article, he also said that the stability test conditions for ordinary users do not have to be so strict that the personal computer itself is also non-working than Core i9.
