HW News - Ryzen 3200 Delid, Intel 10nm Qualified, & More Malware
4,935AMD's Ryzen 3200G APU has been delidded and overclocked, Intel qualified its 10nm CPUs (sort of), and Razer apparently has the best tech support.
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Show notes: https://www.gamersnexus.net/news-pc/3467-hw-news-ryzen-3200g-delid-intel-10nm-qualified
Other topics of the show include ShadowHammer, the malware that infected ASUS software, also spreading to six additional software firms. Microsoft has changed its tune on Intel's CPU shortage to now state that supply is sufficient, countering a previous quarterly statement from Microsoft. Further, Samsung is investing $9.5 billion per year through 2030 into its chip manufacturing business, Intel finalizes its 9th "gen" Coffee Lake series, and more.
Undoubtedly, the Ryzen 3200G news is the most interesting, as that's prequel process to upcoming Ryzen 3000 / Zen 2 chips (but the architecture is different -- the 3200G is more similar to what we already know from Zen+, in theory).
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