HW News - Rumored 65W TDP Ryzen 3000 w/ 12 Cores, Intel 14nm Shortage, iCUE Fix

Hardware news this week debuts with another AMD Ryzen leak to GamersNexus, mostly pointing toward an alleged 12C with a 65W TDP.
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Topics for the week include the following:

- GN has received the foil/polygon shirts and is shipping them to customers now! Chalkboard was also restocked (last run) and Blueprint was restocked (ongoing).
- AMD's upcoming Ryzen 65W TDP CPUs could be 12-core parts, according to AMD documents received by GamersNexus
- Intel is staring down the barrel of another 14nm shortage, according to Digitimes
- China has entered the DRAM market, aiming to compete with the likes of Samsung, SK Hynix, and Micron
- Corsair's iCUE updates may have resolved the gameplay issues previously discussed
- AMD is positioned to take up to 10% server marketshare by end of 2020
- Intel's 9900KS price rumors
- AMD B550 chipset, RX 5300 XT, and NVIDIA GTX 1660 Super rumors

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