AMD Promises Better Availability of Radeon HD 5000 in Weeks
Since AMD Radeon HD 5000 series graphics cards were launched earlier this month, many posts have been claiming the lineup is hardly available. Recently, AMD admits that at present the situation with availability of the latest DirectX 11 graphics cards is improper, and promises to ship more HD 5000 in the coming weeks.
Just like HD 4770, the short supply of HD 5000 series is partly resulted by the relatively low yields of 40nm chips at TSMC.
“TSMC has made good progress with the 40nm technology. At this point our new ATI Radeon HD 5000 family is pulling on 40nm and as is always the case with the hot new product early in the launch: we are hand and mouth on supply. I expect that situation to improve over the coming weeks and months,” said Dirk Meyer, chief executive officer of AMD, according to Xbitlabs.
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