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388 B650 chipset allegedly on the way out — Chinese forum declares stock to dry up by Q3 2025

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Tom's Hardware · 05/27/2025 13:39 EDT

B650 chipset allegedly on the way out — Chinese forum declares stock to dry up by Q3 2025

A generational shift in favor of the B850 is expected to follow

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