14900ks degradation?

[DocratesCR]

Well, from a few days ago I am getting some issues on Windows 11, for example, extracting files from a big compress file throw a error message, but, if I reduce the CPU mult to 54x it works fine.

Also, games likes Battlefield 2042, First Descendant, Fallout 76, are crashing again if I try to run it without "nerfing" my CPU to 54x.

I use XTU to reduce CPU mult to 54x.

Before the lastest BIOS release I was getting those crashes, but the lastest BIOS fixed all problems and it was working perfect, for a few months, but now issues are back, and worse.

Some days ago everything was just fine, I was using the lastest BIOS and Intel Default Setting with Extreme option on my ASUS z790 Maximus ROG, but now I feel my CPU is starting to degradate.

¿Any suggestion? there are no news about the new "patch" for BIOS. If I RMA my CPU, I am worry the new one suffers from the same problems, and it's taking too long for Intel to solve and release a new BIOS with the microcode update.

I have no BSOD issues, but any high usage CPU process will just fail.

[pressed_for_time]

ASUS are preparing the next BIOS update which will include the latest microcode. It should arrive by July 19.

[DocratesCR]

Not sure if this is part of the issue, but I am getting STATUS_ACCESS_VIOLATION on Edge, Edge Beta and Chrome browsers, while visiting random pages. 

[DocratesCR]

Update: I just patch with the new microcode BIOS from ASUS, but issues continues.

STATUS_ACCESS_VIOLATION on browsers, games crashing or not even starting. All get stable if I nerf my CPU to 54x, but that's not what I paid for.

Going to try RMA, but it will be the same degradation in the new CPU if you Intel continue failing on find a solution.

[JeanetteC_Intel]

Hello DocratesCR,

Thank you for posting in Intel Communities.

Please check your email for this issue you've raised.

Best regards,

Jeanette C.

Intel® Customer Support Technician

[JeanetteC_Intel]

Hello DocratesCR,

As discussed over email, since this issue has been addressed, I will proceed in closing this thread. Should you need assistance in the future, please submit a new question as this thread will no longer be monitored.

Sincerely,

Jeanette C.

Intel Customer Support Technician