Previously, there were reports of instability issues with Intel’s Core 13th/14th Gen CPUs (Raptor Lake series). Various theories have suggested the root cause of these issues.
Recently, Intel officially acknowledged that certain CPUs within the Core 13th/14th Gen lineup indeed have stability issues, stemming from excessively high operating voltages in some cases. The underlying cause is attributed to flaws in the microcode algorithms within the CPU, leading to incorrect voltage settings.
Intel has stated that they will address this issue by releasing a patch to rectify the microcode, set to be rolled out in mid-August.
Source: Intel
TLDR: Intel has confirmed stability issues in some Core 13th/14th Gen CPUs due to high operating voltages and faulty microcode algorithms, with a patch set for release in mid-August.
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