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Jeremy Laird

Chinese graphics card maker claims RX 9070 supply will be 'stable' from April while AMD commits to more MSRP graphics cards though admits it's something 'we don't directly control'

Yeston RX 9070.

"What can AMD do to ensure availability at close to MSRP as you can get it?" That was the question put to AMD's David McAfee regarding the company's new Radeon RX 9070 and 9070 XT graphics cards. We'll come to his answer momentarily, but to provide a little context, Chinese graphics card maker Yeston reckons supply of AMD's new GPUs will become more stable "after April".

While supplies of AMD's new GPUs haven't been as awful as those of Nvidia's RTX 50-series graphics cards, they still sold out fast. Since launch day, restocking has been sporadic and pricing has tended to be well above MSRP.

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