I’m comparing the Intel Core i9 14900K and the Intel Core i9 13900K, and noticed that the 14900K has strictly fewer security and reliability features. Specifically, these are the features which the 13900K has which the 14900K has apparently lost:
- Intel vPro® Eligibility ‡ (Intel vPro® Enterprise, Intel vPro® Essentials, Intel vPro® Platform)
- Intel® Threat Detection Technology (TDT)
- Intel® Active Management Technology (AMT)
- Intel® Remote Platform Erase (RPE)
- Intel® One-Click Recovery
- Intel® Hardware Shield Eligibility
- Intel® Total Memory Encryption - Multi Key
- Intel® Trusted Execution Technology
- Intel® Stable IT Platform Program (SIPP)
- Intel® Virtualization Technology with Redirect Protection (VT-rp)
There are two questions here:
- What’s the net effect of all these changes? Will they affect the typical end user?
- Why did Intel (apparently) get rid of these features?
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