According to a report from ChannelGate, AMD has significantly reduced its supply of gaming GPUs for the Chinese market starting in the fourth quarter. The volume of available units is expected to drop by 20% to 50% compared to previous levels.
The shortage is impacting AMD's official AIB partners, who are seeing their monthly allocations consistently decrease. Industry sources indicate that this supply constraint is likely to persist through January of next year.
Market observers note that the current scarcity of AMD gaming graphics cards is comparable to the supply issues seen with Nvidia products. The company is reportedly providing limited quantities of gaming chips to its authorized brand partners.
Looking further ahead, industry analyst Kepler_L2 stated that AMD is unlikely to unveil its next-generation RDNA 5 graphics architecture before the Computex 2027 trade show.
