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Because I've heard varying things about the effect on mobile chips, I have an i9-13950HX
I don't recommend updating the Microcode on your own because you may not know if the update could conflict with the original settings or features of your MSI computer, potentially causing unexpected issues. If you do encounter any bugs, I suggest you directly contact MSI Support to identify the exact cause. If they find that the issue is indeed related to the Microcode, they will update the BIOS including the Microcode to fix it. Therefore, I don't think there's any need to panic at this stage.did anyone try this method to update microcode? or is it better to wait for msi bios update? is there even going to be one for laptops?![]()
[INTEL]-How To Update Your Microcode for Intel HX 13/14th Gen. CPUs Laptops/Mobile Easily.
Let me start with a small background info... Since we know all Intel's fiasco about what is happening with Raptor Lake/Raptor Lake Refresh which is Intel's codename for the 13th and 14th generations of Intel Core processors, Most OEM/Vendors doesn't want to provide BIOS update that includes...www.techpowerup.com
I understand your concern. If the warranty has expired and Intel still does not acknowledge this as their issue, I don’t think we can request a free replacement.i think its opposite of reckless, we rather take precautions just in case intel is not telling complete truth, if the degradation is slower on mobile cpus, they might last until warranty and if they start dying after its not intels problem anymore, ofc its just a speculation and i hope its wrong, but better safe than sorry.