US EditionAmazon Starts Reserving AMD RDNA 4 And RTX 50 Series GPUs For Prime Members To Bring Better Availability To Gamers
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If you have been interested in buying a new graphics card, you will have run into the cruel and harsh reality in which we live: the prices are very high and there are hardly any units in stock. Because of this we have been forced to save money, to buy an older GPU (which are still expensive), to depend on what is second-hand or to endure with what we have. The demand remains very high and it does not seem that the problem of stock and high price…
Amazon now imposes an additional barrier for the purchase of some high-end graphics cards. The e-commerce giant reserves access to several NVIDIA RTX 5000 and AMD RX 9000 models exclusively to its Prime subscribers.
Amazon Starts Reserving AMD RDNA 4 And RTX 50 Series GPUs For Prime Members To Bring Better Availability To Gamers
Poor GPU availability has forced vendors to take strict measures for selling GPUs to gamers. Although not every seller requires such a policy, we have found three such vendors who are asking for an exclusive membership. Sapphire, XFX, And ASUS List RX 9070 XT and RTX 5070 Respectively Only for "Amazon Prime" Members, Adding One More Step to the Purchase Process It isn't easy to see an RTX 50 series or an RX 9070 series GPU in the majority of sto…
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