Intel confirms: Stability update does not affect performance

Microcode update does not affect performance or overclocking

As reported, the main focus of the Intel event was current and next-generation CPU architectures. In addition, the CPU giant also provided some information about the microcode update prepared for the 13th and 14th generation processors. Accordingly, the stability correction is It will not have any effect on the Turbo Boost feature of the processors. This means that clock speeds will be preserved.

Thus, Intel will avoid high voltage problems and possible stability concerns. On the other hand, it was shared that Battlemage GPUs will be released by the end of the year or the beginning of next year. Arrow Lake processors Introducing at the Innovation event in September Waiting. Here are the highlights of the event:

• Performance: BIOS updates will not affect turbo frequency capabilities and overclocking functionality will be retained for K-series CPUs.
• Warranty: Users of 13th and 14th generation i5K/KF and above processors will receive an additional two-year warranty period from Intel.
• Arrow Lake: The new generation CPUs will have at least 100W lower power consumption while maintaining high frequency values. The updated process eliminates previous high voltage issues, ensuring stability.
• Raptor Lake: BIOS updates will not affect Turbo Boost capabilities and will achieve Intel-claimed performance. Boxed processors now have a five-year extended warranty.
• Battlemage: Intel will release new GPUs with significant performance improvements towards the end of the year.

The microcode update, which is expected to be released by Intel in August, started to be gradually shared by Asus first. However, we should point out that the new BIOS is still in beta phase and only covers the Z790 series. So for other motherboards Except underclock or undervolt at this stage There is no solution.

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