Tag: Update

All the articles with the tag "Update".

• Intel Enables Microcode Training Solo Mode for Enhanced Security

  Published:May 13, 2025 |  at 01:51 PM

  Intel's "Microcode Training Solo" mode enhances security by isolating microcode updates, minimizing potential attack vectors during the update process, especially on newer CPU generations.

• Intel Releases 0x12F Update to Address Raptor Lake Instability Issues

  Published:May 7, 2025 |  at 07:16 PM

  Intel has released microcode update 0x12F to fix Vmin-related instability issues affecting 13th and 14th Gen Core i9 processors. Users must update their motherboard BIOS to receive the fix.

• Gigabyte Updates TRX50 Motherboards for Next-Gen AMD Ryzen Threadripper CPUs

  Published:Apr 27, 2025 |  at 10:18 PM

  Gigabyte releases BIOS updates for its TRX50 motherboards to support AMD's Ryzen Threadripper 7000 series CPUs, improving compatibility and performance for users upgrading to the new processors.

• MSI Announces "200 Series Boost" Support for Enhanced CPU Performance on Older Motherboards

  Published:Apr 26, 2025 |  at 06:35 AM

  MSI is releasing BIOS updates for older motherboards with "200 Series Boost" support, aiming to enable higher CPU boost clocks and improve performance. This offers a cost-effective upgrade path for existing users.

• Microsoft Fixes CPU Spikes During Outlook Typing

  Published:Apr 25, 2025 |  at 01:31 PM

  Microsoft released an update addressing high CPU usage spikes that occurred while typing in Outlook, which improves overall performance and user experience. The fix is now being distributed through standard update channels.

• Intel's Arrow Lake CPUs May Offer Significant Performance Boost with a Free Update

  Published:Apr 23, 2025 |  at 03:54 PM

  Intel's next-generation Arrow Lake CPUs may see significant performance gains of 200s+ through a software update, signaling a new approach to CPU optimization post-launch.

• Microsoft Acknowledges Outlook CPU Spike Issue, Working on Fix

  Published:Apr 18, 2025 |  at 11:30 AM

  Microsoft has acknowledged a bug causing high CPU usage in Outlook Desktop and is actively working on a fix. The issue, triggered by recent updates, is impacting a subset of users, causing performance degradation and user frustration.