Future Intel CPU products won’t be affected by the instability problems that have been plaguing the company’s 14th-gen processors, according to the company. Intel is planning to launch its new Lunar Lake and Arrow Lake CPUs over the next few months, and it looks as though the company is keen to distance these new chips from the game crashes and stability issues that have affected its current CPUs. Assuming these new Intel CPUs can also compete well with the latest lineup of AMD Zen 5 CPUs, including the forthcoming AMD Ryzen 9000X3D range, then Intel could have some contenders for the best gaming CPU in its hands if there are no stability issues. Intel’s 14th-gen CPUs have been causing a lot of problems for games based on the Unreal Engine, with games throwing up an error message saying the system is out of VRAM, even when the GPU has plenty of VRAM to spare. Continue reading Intel says its new CPUs won’t crash in games like its 14th-gen chips MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Core i5 14600K review, Best gaming CPU, Core i9 14900K review