No, the issues have not been resolved yet.
No, the issues have not been resolved yet.
It doesn't matter who says what; you'd have to wait a year or more to confirm if the problems are truly resolved. By then, jumping onto the latest version would make sense—unless you just need a CPU for a year or so... those people do exist. Just buy a new phone, car, or CPU each year. But honestly, I don't support it, it's all about consumerism, which is really annoying.
Arrow Lake's significant architectural shift will bring comparable challenges as seen in Zen. The IPC will rise, yet clocks will drop, resulting in end performance that pushes it toward Intel Ultra 2%. However, the power consumption will be much lower. I believe locals won't react positively like I expect with Zen 5%—their responses might differ.