While I applaud all the attempts to deflect this issue into something else, the bottom line is this is an Intel design fault. They knew they were pushing the limits of their silicone but they just had to have a product that outperformed the compitition in benchmarks. Reliability took a backseat...
Well, first off Intel's FPU performance has always been low.
The main difference now is you have AI. A use and justification for special instruction sets.
Might not be available yet in the US, but I am sure it will be. Bought 2 sets of their Predator DDR4 from Amazon last year and Newegg has Acer DDR5 available, only older sets. Takes a little while.
You cannot have internet connected to PC, if you have an infected BIOS it will reload the virus as soon as you power up. Turn off the Wifi at the router if you can't disable it.
10 yrs ago who could have known Jensen would make a chip the size of his leather jacket. What have we come to...
One thing is 10 different hardware announcements about the same product in one day. One way to make me turn green, from sickness. Someone needs to peruse Nvidia's payroll!