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Problems with Intel 13th and 14th generation chips

Problems with Intel 13th and 14th generation chips

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Lexi48Heat
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02-23-2022, 09:48 AM
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Hello everyone, I upgraded my PC to an Intel i7 13700K, an ASUS motherboard, and 32GB of Corsair RAM. I faced some compatibility problems with the RAM and needed to update the BIOS. Once I updated the BIOS, I observed that the CPU voltage was 1.465V, the CPU temperature was 60°C at idle and rose to 80-90°C during intense gaming like Rocket League. After reducing the voltage to 1.35, the clock speed dropped from 5.3 to 5.2, which is excellent. At idle around 30°C and under load just over 60°C, this setup works well. This time it’s not Rocket League, but games like Hunt:Showdown or Cyberpunk 2077 are great. I also purchased an AIO Corsair H150 RGB 360mm Liquid Cooler to ensure stability. I didn’t realize before lowering the voltage that the red LED on the motherboard stopped lighting up when I played games. What do you think? Am I safe, or could my CPU be faulty? I’m asking because there have been reports of issues with 13th and 14th generation Intel CPUs, such as overheating or failure.
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Lexi48Heat
02-23-2022, 09:48 AM #1

Hello everyone, I upgraded my PC to an Intel i7 13700K, an ASUS motherboard, and 32GB of Corsair RAM. I faced some compatibility problems with the RAM and needed to update the BIOS. Once I updated the BIOS, I observed that the CPU voltage was 1.465V, the CPU temperature was 60°C at idle and rose to 80-90°C during intense gaming like Rocket League. After reducing the voltage to 1.35, the clock speed dropped from 5.3 to 5.2, which is excellent. At idle around 30°C and under load just over 60°C, this setup works well. This time it’s not Rocket League, but games like Hunt:Showdown or Cyberpunk 2077 are great. I also purchased an AIO Corsair H150 RGB 360mm Liquid Cooler to ensure stability. I didn’t realize before lowering the voltage that the red LED on the motherboard stopped lighting up when I played games. What do you think? Am I safe, or could my CPU be faulty? I’m asking because there have been reports of issues with 13th and 14th generation Intel CPUs, such as overheating or failure.

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TiTansio11
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02-24-2022, 03:27 AM
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It seems you're referring to a set of signs. If it took you a while to realize them, it's unlikely your computer is faulty.
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TiTansio11
02-24-2022, 03:27 AM #2

It seems you're referring to a set of signs. If it took you a while to realize them, it's unlikely your computer is faulty.

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Tea_Rex
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02-25-2022, 08:09 PM
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You don't have to reduce them; just enter 53 and 42 for the p and e to stop tvb, as you're doing now.
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Tea_Rex
02-25-2022, 08:09 PM #3

You don't have to reduce them; just enter 53 and 42 for the p and e to stop tvb, as you're doing now.