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AMD ramps up Ryzen 5000 supply to counter Rocket Lake availability advantage – Notebookcheck.net
AMD will reportedly improve the supply of its much-desired Ryzen 5000 chips during the second quarter of 2021. Huge demand has overwhelmed the chip designer, leading…
A report out of China has claimed that AMD Ryzen 5000 parts will have greater availability in the second quarter of this year. According to ChannelGate (via MyDrivers), Team Red has managed to bump up supply by 20% to try to deal with the demand for Zen 3 desktop processors. While a 20% increase over the first quarter in terms of supply will still be far from meeting all consumer requirements, it is at least a step in the right direction.
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