Customer Ratings & Reviews

Its fast processor. But kept on crashing while gaming. I hope intel get it fixed soon.

Instability. Again. Unreal. Built a new pc in October of 23. 13900k/4090. Absolute beast of a pc. 6 months later 13900k was showing signs of instability. Updated bios blah blah did all the things. Got a refund from Intel, went and bought this 14900k…was good for about 3 months. Then started showing signs of instability. Took 2 months to get it refunded through Intel. Obviously went to amd 3rd time around.

Best Core i9 out so i obviously had to max out my pc because i want the best

Just upgraded from 10th to 14 generation with 4090 gpu.

I love this chipset i9-14900k cant go wrong with thr latest from intel

I love this cpu best framerates for every game ever.

Im sure it was a mistake but i received an i7 14700k instead of the i9 14900k. Still a great processor but its not what i bought.

14th Generation Intel processors are all currently having issues. I lost the silicone lottery after sixty days and I am now out the full price of this process as Best Buy does not support the RMA that Intel tells you to come to them for. You are playing rush and roulette with your money if you buy this item. Better to get an AMD and not here.

Impossible to cool no matter how big of a radiator I use. Very unstable but that could be on my end. Or a Faulty Cpu. Either way I have a machine the price of a used car that is collecting dust :)

Read about the 13th and 14th gen processors in the news and you will see the issues. Mine start crashing here and there and now will not run any program, even windoes creation drive for more than a couple seconds. Its toast and i never overclocked it once. Game developers have warnings about these chips and the know problems. If I would have known this, I would have easily went AMD for my build. Too late now.

I purchased a 14900K from Best Buy, and it degraded within five months of use to where it is unstable and unusable. Best Buy will not refund and Intel is dragging their feet with a RMA. Go AMD or buy 12th Gen for the time being.

this thing runs way too hot and the default settings are auto set to OC it. so be prepared with at least a 360 aio to keep this monster cool

Awesome.. while it lasted. My cpu died about 5 months after buying. It's currently being rma'd by Intel, but I'm moving on to AMD for now on.

I bought a product that I thought was new, I received an open box and since I don't speak English I can't make the return, there is no channel for the customer to talk, ridiculous customer service

The thing gets hot and had paired with my 4090 and would crash some game took back. To get a Ryzen 9 7950x3d

From intel "we have determined that elevated operating voltage is causing instability issues in some 13th/14th Gen desktop processors." Chips may have been damaged, unknown for now, their fix will not solve damage if it occurred, you must RMA. I would not recommend upgrading to the 14th or 13th gen chips at this time.

Avoid the 13900k and 14900k at all costs. These processors are so poorly built. I've spent over 100 hours in the last year troubleshooting, not to mention the 100+ hours added to my reboot times, since it takes 20-30 reboots to get a "Stable" boot. Submitted RMA claim to Intel along with thousands and thousands of others.

Stay far away from this CPU idk why it’s even for sale

Intel enthusiast for years. Despite applying the "final" BIOS update, and subsequent updates, I've had 5 CPUs fail. This will be my 6th unit.

Tons of stability issues so I got it RMA'd through Intel. The RMA process was painless enough, but now a few months later it's completely dead. The 14th gen Intel processors are really bad and have super high failure rates it turns out.