What are your power limits? If you’re running power unlimited, then you’re likely crashing the CPU from temps/power/current.

Intel stock spec is 253w, so if you’re pushing beyond that with unlimited power and hitting over 350w then sure, it will likely crash.

Intel there is no reason this cannot be extended/added to 12th and 13th gen.

$400 for that deal is pretty incredible.

What is this post? First of all do you think only AMD has access to TSMCs fabs? AMD doesn’t make their own chips, they fabbed by TSMC. Intel can and already is doing this.

Intel already has 4nm chips and are launching next month with new Meteor Lake laptops. Those new chips use chiplets and have some TSMC chips onboard. Intel now has the ability to pick and choose different nodes to meet the mission and makes them super flexible moving forward. What we saw with 10nm delays are looking to be very behind Intel moving forward. If they can into a bind they can choose to go with the TSMC design or whatever. They’ve already done this, changing from TSMC back to Intel design.

Go get the Asrock Driver. It’s all a generic driver package. I am using the Asrock driver package on my Asus board and EVGA Z690 baord. I managed to edit the BIOS on the EVGA Dark to enable Intel DTT and therefore installed APO.

https://download.asrock.com/Drivers/Intel/DynamicTuning/Intel_DynamicTuning(v9.0.11401.39039).zip

This driver is an easy just click install driver.