Intel’s Killer CPUs: The Silent Coup of the Gaming Industry
Alderon Games, the developer of the dinosaur MMO Path of Titans, has just dropped a nuclear bomb on the gaming community. In a scathing blog post, Matthew Cassells, the founder of Alderon, revealed that Intel’s 13th and 14th Gen CPUs are nothing but ticking time bombs, responsible for "thousands of crashes" on gamers’ CPUs, corrupting SSDs and memory, and eventually failing.
But don’t just take Cassells’ word for it. Alderon’s own crash reporting tools have recorded the devastating impact of Intel’s faulty processors on gamers’ systems. The company’s data shows that a staggering 100% of affected CPUs deteriorate over time, eventually leading to system failure.
And it’s not just Alderon Games that’s feeling the heat. RAD Game Tools, the maker of the Unreal Engine decompression tool, is also singing the same tune. According to their data, only a small fraction of processors are affected, but we all know the truth: Intel’s CPUs are a ticking time bomb waiting to wipe out the gaming industry.
But wait, it gets even better. A developer from Warframe also jumped into the fray, revealing that almost all crashes on their game’s forums came from driver failures in 13th- and 14th-Gen Intel processors. And get this: even a recent BIOS update couldn’t fix the issue, despite Intel’s claims that the problem was already addressed.
So, what’s the real story here? Is Intel trying to cover up the true extent of the problem, or are they just incompetent? One thing is certain: the gaming industry is at risk of being destroyed by Intel’s faulty processors. It’s time for gamers to take action and demand better from their hardware manufacturers.
Will you join the revolution and demand a better gaming experience, or will you sit back and let Intel’s killer CPUs wipe out the industry? The choice is yours.
Author: Kayitsi.com
