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Puget Systems Reveals Intel Core & AMD Ryzen CPU Failure Rates In Report: Claims Higher Failures on Ryzen 7000 Than 14th Gen

https://wccftech.com/puget-systems-intel-core-amd-ryzen-cpu-failure-rates-claims-higher-failures-ryzen-7000-vs-14th-gen/

Puget Systems has revealed the failure rates for Intel Core & AMD Ryzen CPUs, and the statistics compiled indeed tell an entirely new story.

Puget Systems Reveals Intel Core & AMD Ryzen CPU Failure Rates In Report: Claims Higher Failures on Ryzen 7000 Than 14th Gen

6 comments

AnomalousBit

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This smells like a job by the Intel PR recovery team. Not to mention the amount of data collected and published by game developers about the 13th and 14th gen failures over the past several weeks. There’s just no fucking way.

scrubbles

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Yeah at this point gamers nexus has been on top of the whole debacle and has been doing heavy tests on everything. At this point Steve is the only person I trust on that, and he says AMD is clear to buy right now.

It's Intel trying to persuade people to wait it out and still buy blue. Go team red.

floofloof

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Yeah, this one report from Puget Systems doesn't outweigh the many reports, going back years now, researched in detail by Steve, and confirmed by sources at Intel's biggest customers, of problems with Intel's CPUs. This report is just such an outlier. Intel has lost trust by building faulty CPUs for so long, being apparently unable to act quickly to resolve the issues, and covering up the problems to keep its share price up and dodge the cost of RMAs.

lemmeout

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TL;DR over from Puget reddit accounts is that their overall failure rates for all chips is very low because they run it at tightly controlled base specs.

So any automatic boosting/OC doesn't come in play here, which might be why Intel chips are failing more in the broader user space.

Unchanged3656

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If you have an overall 2-3% failure rate, I am not sure you are doing it right 🤷‍♂️

deFrisselle

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So, why is no one complaining about Ryzen then or is it just the very specific use cases of Puget System customers