Intel’s Update On 13th And 14th Gen Vmin Shift Instability
The Vmin Shift Instability problem has been traced by Intel to a clock tree circuit in the IA core, which is especially prone to reliability aging at high voltage and temperature
Mitigation: For desktop Intel Core 13th and 14th Gen CPUs, use the Intel Default Settings guidelines, June 2024’s microcode 0x125 fixes the eTVB algorithm problem
Vmin shift may result from the microcode SVID algorithm’s requirement for high voltages at a frequency and duration
Intel reiterates that the Vmin Shift Instability problem does not impact Intel Core 13th and 14th Gen mobile CPUs or future client product families, such as the codename Lunar Lake and Arrow Lake families
Intel Core 13th and/or 14th generations, users may visit the website of the system or motherboard maker or use the Intel Product Compatibility Tool
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