AMD Has Reportedly Enforced a "Biased Distribution" of the RX 9070 Series Among AIBs; ASUS, XFX & PowerColor Receive a Much Higher Allocation

AMD Sells Over 200K RX 9070 GPUs in First Batch, Teases ‘Better Products’ in Pipeline

See full bio Abdullah Waseem At T4G, my task is to cover the latest news around the gaming globe ASAP and with the utmost precision. I adore all the games and respect all the devs behind the amazing games that we get all year. So, whether it’s a PC or a Console game, I got it all covered.  See full bio Story Highlight AMD reportedly sold over 200K RX 9070 Series GPUs in the first few days of launch.  The company claims to deliver even better p…

Could it be that some graphic card manufacturers benefit from a "favourite processing" by AMD?

At last we already have the new generation graphics cards of both NVIDIA and AMD and Intel. We can say that we no longer need to look at GPU more than two years old, although the truth is that the new ones are not the panacea either. With the prices so high they have and the low availability, there are many users and PC players who are waiting for the moment they are cheaper and the stock plays a fundamental role there. According to a leak, the …

AMD Radeon RX 9070 series distribution said to be divided among two-tier board partners

AMD reportedly ships more cards to ‘Core AMD’ partners Board Channels, forums associated with add-in-board partners of Intel, AMD, and NVIDIA, report that AMD’s distribution of the Radeon RX 9070 series is divided into two groups. AMD has allegedly implemented a two-tiered system for its core partners and second-tier partners. The latter group is said […]

AMD Has Reportedly Enforced a "Biased Distribution" of the RX 9070 Series Among AIBs; ASUS, XFX & PowerColor Receive a Much Higher Allocation

Well, it seems like the distribution of AMD's RX 9070 GPUs among board partners might be biased, as Team Red divided AIBs into two groups.

As it turns out, AMD has set new criteria for distinguishing its partners in the production of video cards. photo from Videocardz Now partners are divided into first and second level categories. The first include Sapphire, Asus, XFX, PowerColor and Vastarmot, while the second include Acer, Yeston, Gigabyte and ASRock. The presence of the last two brands in the second group... The post AMD has divided Radeon video card manufacturers into two cate…