Fall’s video card releases have been all sorts of farce, at least in terms of availability. Following NVIDIA’s GeForce releases, AMD was given a good chance of hitting a tight spot, but the availability of new Radeons has since proved to be at least as weak. A month after the release of GeForce RTX 3080, the Danish company Proshop, which also operates in Finland, published a list in which it openly reported ordering and delivery statistics for GeForce graphics cards. The company has now released a similar list of new Radeon graphics cards.

AMD released the Radeon RX 6800 and RX 6800 XT reference graphics cards for sale a week ago and today it was time to release the AIB models. According to Proshop’s statistics, it has so far only received PowerColor graphics cards: 100 RX 6800 and 25 RX 6800 XT. The AIB manufacturers’ own models have not been shipped to the store yet, but Asus has already sent a handful of cards: 8x RX 6800 TUF OC, 5x RX 6800 Strix OC, 6x RX 6800 XT TUF OC and 3x RX 6800 XT Strix LC OC. Gigabyte and MSI have not yet even disclosed their own prices, which is why the company has not yet listed them for sale at all.

Source: Proshop