Reports are surfacing that the AMD and Nvidia graphics card shortage could continue until
February 2021.
A global shortage of GDDR6 memory is said to be contributing to the supply issues faced by AMD’s Radeon RX 6000 and Nvidia’s RTX 3000 series GPUs.
"This means that the availability of AMD and Nvidia’s latest graphics cards is unlikely to improve until February 2021. Even then, it will stick take a few months for the supply chain to catch up with demand and a for surplus to be established, the report notes."
"While the RTX 3080 and RTX 3090 use GDDR6X and are said to be less impacted by the shortage. However, shortages of the two top-end Ampere GPUs are expected to also continue into 2021 nonetheless."
"We do have supply constraints and our supply constraints do expand past what we are seeing in terms of wafers and silicon, but yes some constrains are in substrates and components", she said. "We continue to work during the quarter on our supply and we believe though that demand will probably exceed supply in Q4 for overall gaming." said Colette Kress. The Nvidia CFO.
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Q: HOW DOES THIS EFFECT MY ORDER? A: We are doing our utmost best to secure stock for your order! Unfortunately we have no control over the current situation. All we can offer to our customers is that you stay the course! You are in queue to receive your product!
We please suggest that you look around at other computer retailers for yourself. As we are all in the same boat. We are all feeling the stock shortage! Even major retailers and computer stores are having the same stock shortages.
If you are unhappy with this outcome, we are happy to provide you with a refund, if you wish to do so. However if you cancel your order, you will lose your place in the queue.
We apologise for any inconvenience this has caused to our loyal customers. We please ask that you bare with us in such unprecedented times.
Cameron Kempster
CK Computers.
Source(s): https://www.techradar.com/au/news/the-amd-and-nvidia-graphics-card-shortage-could-continue-until-february-2021
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