AMD promises that more Big Navi graphics cards will be available for purchase as 2021 approaches, PC gamers looking for a new GPU will be happy to hear. On AMD's latest earnings call, CEO Lisa Su explained: “We expect Radeon 6000 series GPU sales to increase significantly in the coming quarters as we ramp up production. “We are seeing good customer order patterns and a strong order book. And then we also found that the supply chain was tight overall for the semiconductor industry. And we work closely with our supply chain partners. And so we also have good visibility on additional supply as the year progresses. She added: "We believe demand is strong and we continue to increase supply to meet it."
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We don't think anyone would dispute the high demand for AMD and Nvidia cards, but it's certainly good to hear that AMD seems confident enough that an additional supply of Big Navi graphics cards is on the way. Although some gamers are already completely disappointed in the GPU market these days... The RX 6000 line currently includes the Radeon RX 6800 and RX 6800 XT, plus the beefy RX 6900 XT, as well as AMD's newest addition , the most affordable (relatively speaking) RX 6700 XT. In other recent news, owners of RX 6800 models and RX 6900 XT GPUs would find that AMD's latest graphics driver implemented something of a stealthy update, tamping down power consumption a bit in some scenarios and allowing for cooler, more responsive operation. silent. This new pilot also made it possible to play local co-op games remotely, another nifty perk (but keep in mind that all participants must have an AMD graphics card, which is not the case with similar remote Steam Play technology introduced a few years ago). some time ). Today's best graphics card deals
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