Intel Introduces a Two-Year Warranty Extension for Processors of the 13th and 14th Generation
Consideration may arise over whether a two-year warranty extension is sufficient to sway your current preference towards Intel. The ongoing dilemma surrounding Intel’s desktop processors of the 13th and 14th Gen Core has left users facing unpredictable crashes and delayed microcode updates. Although Intel has yet to pinpoint the exact cause of the instability in some CPUs, purchasers of retail box units now have the assurance of a three-year window for potential CPU replacements should issues arise.
Intel has officially declared that they will be prolonging the warranty period for boxed 13th and 14th Gen processors by an additional two years, effectively doubling the coverage to a total of three years. Additional information is forthcoming as Intel vows to release more details soon. In the event that your retail CPU experiences any complications, contacting Intel support will be necessary. For queries related to OEM parts, consulting your system integrator is recommended.
The following statement was provided by an Intel representative on the Intel Community platform:
