Intel has made a further move in damage control over the issues with 13th-gen and 14th-gen processors suffering from instability and crashing, announcing that the warranties of CPUs from these ...

Here’s how it works. Intel has announced that it will be extending warranty support for boxed Intel Core 13th and 14th Gen desktop processors by two years, in its ongoing attempts to minimise ...

Will they get an extended warranty, too? This is what The Verge has asked more than a dozen PC makers. Responses ranged from matching Intel's additional two years and essentially passing this ...

Intel also posted a full list of covered CPU models. They span the Core i5-13600KF through the Core i9-13900KS for the 13th Gen models, and Core i5-14600KF through Core i9-14900KS for the 14th Gen ...

Here’s how it works. If you recall, when the move, which upped the warranty from three to five years, was made, Intel said it applied to boxed products, but not CPUs that came in prebuilt PCs.

But while boxed processors permit enabling this without breaking warranty, Intel pointed out that warranties for PC purchases through system builders and OEMs are "provided exclusively" by those ...

Intel has added two years to the warranty on its 320 series of solid-state drives because it is confident in their reliability. The boost in warranty from three to five years was announced on Friday.

Intel said shortages from third-party suppliers held back sales for what was an otherwise banner year in 2021 – an issue that CEO Pat Gelsinger expects to persist into 2023 as the chipmaker ...

Overclocking via 200S Boost does not void Intel’s limited processor warranty, ensuring optimized, stable gaming and low-latency workloads. Update - Intel contacted us with this message ...

What just happened? Intel has released a new overclocking tool called "200S Boost" that can increase performance on select Intel systems without voiding the warranty. The utility is specifically ...