Well, it seems like the distribution of AMD's RX 9070 GPUs among board partners might be biased, as Team Red reportedly divided AIBs into two groups, prioritizing one over the other. AMD Apparently Divided RX 9070 AIBs Into Two Groups Based On Their Range of Custom Variants & Market Presence The biggest issue with modern-day GPU launches was mostly likely the supply, given that with both NVIDIA and AMD's current-gen models, we saw massive demand, which wasn't enough to sustain the inventory levels. In light of this, manufacturers had to take strict measures, and in the case of AMD, it […]
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