
If you own an Intel 13th Generation Raptor Lake or 14th Generation Raptor Lake Refresh CPU, you may want to think twice before using liquid metal as a thermal paste. The latest report from HKEPC claims that Intel has reportedly denied an RMA request for a Core i9-14900K due to the usage of liquid metal.
The Core i9-14900K owner had reportedly approached Synnex, a retailer in Hong Kong, to RMA his 24-core Raptor Lake Refresh chip because it had suffered from the infamous instability issues. However, the retailer had gotten back to the owner with a negative response, claiming that Intel had rejected the RMA because it didn't comply with the requirements.