Game developer claims ‘defective’ Intel CPUs causing crashes in gaming and server use


Cassells claimed that the development of the title ‘Path Of Titans’ has been plagued by issues as a result of the Intel CPU instability. — Photo by Stan Hutter on Unsplash

Recent months have seen PC enthusiasts reporting on stability issues with Intel’s thirteenth- and fourteenth-generation top-of-the-line processors, and it has come to a boil with video game developers speaking out on the alleged problem with these CPUs.

The stability issues have reportedly been causing crashes and performance hiccups in several popular games, with Intel itself launching an investigation into the matter back in April.

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