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Intel has announced BIOS updates to patch the microcode and "mitigate the instability" of Core 13th and 14th Gen CPUs.
Two motherboard makers — ASRock and MSI — have already made official announcements at the time of writing.
Intel said that it will release a patch to fix the issue in mid-August .
Unfortunately, this update will not help users who already have dead or dying Intel processors.
Instead, those affected will need to go through Intel 's RMA process to replace them.
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