Some players using certain 13th- and 14th-generation Intel processors have reported instability with various games, including Football Manager.
However, you can help circumvent these issues by updating your BIOS to apply the fix Intel released and lowering the CPU performance ratio (e.g., from 57 to 52 via Intel XTU).
1- Update your BIOS to the latest version, which often includes Intel's microcode fixes for stability and voltage management. Please exercise caution, as improper BIOS updates can seriously damage your system. If you're not experienced with this process, it is best to seek professional assistance or contact your motherboard manufacturer's support team to ensure it is done safely.
2 - Adjust BIOS Settings: Limit power usage by disabling features like "ASUS Multi-Core Enhancement" or adjusting Turbo Power Limits in the BIOS.
3 - Undervolting: Using tools like Intel XTU to reduce the CPU voltage can lower temperatures and increase stability.
To get more information on how to use the Intel XTU tool and lower the CPU performance, we suggest contacting Intel Customer Support.
- Intel XTU Tool: Intel® Extreme Tuning Utility (Intel® XTU)
- Intel Support: Contact Intel for Your Support Solutions