G*MERS NEXUS RELEASED THE INTEL VIDEO :marseyitsover: INTELSISTERS SEETHING AND COPING :marseycope:

https://youtube.com/watch?v=b6vQlvefGxk

They teased it earlier this morning with this tweet

https://x.com/G*mersNexus/status/1819002394186744136

  • steves hair is getting kind of grey :marseyboomer:

  • intel allegedly knew about the raptor lake situation since 2022???????? :marseyshook:

  • intel had a really rough quarter, losing 25% stock value, cutting 15% of their workforce, halting dividends, and getting rid of the free employee fruit :marseycry:

  • the fab is running on a "skeleton crew", causing issues like manufacturing errors. :marseyskeleton:

  • extremetech was the first to break the story that intel was indeed at found for the BSOD issues on raptor lake CPUs. Intel blamed its microcode update and fixes it :marseywereback:

  • intel rolls out a fix that required people to update their bios, after this people found more issues with the 13900k :marseyitneverbegan:

  • radgamecowtools releases the first bombshell article, claiming that intel was at fault for issues on Oodle and Unreal. (oodle is one of the most popular decompression libraries used for games) :marseyhappening: they point the figure squarely at the 13900k and 14900k processors, but also mention that the 13700 and 14700 series may be at fault too :marseyscared:

  • intel drops its first public statement in feburary of 2024, two years after they knew about this issue

  • intel decides to blame mobo manufacturers for the issues, despite knowing that its their fault :marseyxd:

  • alderon games releases a post bluntly stating that intel CPUs are crashing way too frequently on them, and that they are switching to AMD :marseybased: they stated that intel CPUs crashed 100x more frequently that AMD CPUs :marseymindblown:

  • epic games makes a statement saying that fortnite is also experiencing crashes on 13900k/kf/ks and 14900k/kf/ks processors. :marseyzoomergenocide:

  • intel claiming now that yes, there was an oxidation issue in 2023, but "it is not related to the instability issue" :marseyclueless: that passage was edited to state ""only a small number of instability reports can be connected to the manufacturing issue" :marseygaslighter: :gaslighter:

  • steve goes off on some janny from the /r/intel subreddit for deleting a comment that was critical of intel. he stated that "the subreddit is functionally indistinguishable from an official platform for intel". this moderator apparently has beef with hardware unboxed, and HU basically confirms the mod is an intel shill

  • intel is referring to this as a "big problem" internally :marseychonker2:

so this is a huge blunder for intel. they were seriously doing well with intel arc, and their CPUs were actually catching up somewhat to AMD, but this might tank their reputation. i'm not fully convinced that this will be the end of intel, because they receive billions from the US government. i was actually considering getting an intel CPU, but at the last minute i bought a 7800x3d :marseythumbsup:

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It's buy the dip time

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Skeleton crews in fabs doesn't strike me as a good sign.

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