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That's a good question...
I don't think it's as rampant as some may think. It's limited to flagship-class processors (a small part of sales) I thought, and I'm not sure if any B series (where you can't overclock and limits are more frequently closer to/match Intels in the first place) have the issue. That said, most users buying flagship-type CPUs aren't buying B series mobos either so.
Also, it doesn't happen to everyone all the time. I played Forknife on/off for the last year and I don't recall crashing before a couple of months ago. Too many things have changed on my side (Windows/driver updates to name two bigguns') to even try to pin it down from here. That said, when changing it to the Intel Base Spec SVID, I did not crash last night whereas the last several weeks it has been unplayble with multiple CTD (crash to desktop) over the course of 2 hours.
I don't think it's as rampant as some may think. It's limited to flagship-class processors (a small part of sales) I thought, and I'm not sure if any B series (where you can't overclock and limits are more frequently closer to/match Intels in the first place) have the issue. That said, most users buying flagship-type CPUs aren't buying B series mobos either so.
Also, it doesn't happen to everyone all the time. I played Forknife on/off for the last year and I don't recall crashing before a couple of months ago. Too many things have changed on my side (Windows/driver updates to name two bigguns') to even try to pin it down from here. That said, when changing it to the Intel Base Spec SVID, I did not crash last night whereas the last several weeks it has been unplayble with multiple CTD (crash to desktop) over the course of 2 hours.