Do i keep or return

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Manufacturer ASUSTeK COMPUTER INC.
Model G814JIR (U3E1)
Version 1.0
Chipset Vendor Intel
Chipset Model Raptor Lake
Chipset Revision 01
Southbridge Vendor Intel
Southbridge Model HM770
Southbridge Revision 11
Intel Core i9 14900H
Cores 24
Threads 32
Name Intel Core i9 14900H
Code Name Raptor Lake
Package Socket 1700 LGA
Technology 10nm

are there probs with this chip or do i return as 3 weeks left got for 2099 asus
 
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I also had a little buyers remorse immediately after buying my new intel laptop before I even received it because I didn't realise the mobile CPU's were also affected by the microcode issues. I did some research and I'm fairly confident now that because the laptop was brand new and the bios was updated straight away that it's got the best chance possible of surviving long term.

I normally buy used hardware for the most part but I wouldn't buy a used intel 13th/14th gen laptop if it was purchased before the microcode update.
 
Which is great but I'd be just be a bit wary that the degredation has already started due to the voltage spikes pre update.
 
As i only do video work and not for games only was told new laptops about to to come out and the price of mine in 3 months time could be hard to sell
if i decieded to buy an updated with the 70 80 90 eqiv GPU
BUT AFTER WATCHING SOME YOU TUBE VIDEOS THESE COULD Actually be a step down
but happy at the moment as in davinci rendering gone from 180 to sometimes 400 which is an enormas improvment
as often i get over 40 / 70 hours of video to split render and upload
but do like the idea of the same as mine 16 screen but with a 4080 card for 12tb of memory
did get mine with 400 off with a special 2 year warranty
 
I trust neither that revision of Intel CPU's or ASUS when it comes to laptop support, take that how you will.
I actively dislike Asus too as I've had bad warranty experience, I've also had some very very good products so I've not been able to bring myself to bin them altogether.
 
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