Why AMD Delaying its Next Gen Graphics Cards Due to Oversupply of Current Gen is a Blessing in Disguise

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Why AMD Delaying its Next Gen Graphics Cards Due to Oversupply of Current Gen is a Blessing in Disguise

The end of the year is approaching fast, and PC gamers are already looking forward to the launch of new GPUs. While Nvidia is sticking to its plans, AMD, on the other hand, is stumbling with its next-gen RDNA 4 GPUs, as they have been delayed to Q1 2025. As a result, 2025 is still set to start with a bang, with both brands competing head-to-head.

The recent reports suggesting that the next-gen GPUs from the Red Brand might be delayed. | Image Credit: AMD

Recent reports suggest that RDNA 3 GPUs are still not flying off the shelves fast enough, leading to an oversupply issue. Due to this and the pressure of keeping up with the Greens, there is a chance that it will offer competitive pricing and discounts on its current-generation RDNA 3 graphics cards, making it an exciting time for gamers looking for great deals.

Recent Report Suggesting Trouble for AMD RDNA 4 GPUs

The delay might bring PC gamers a massive opportunity. | Image Credit: AMD

With RDNA 4 GPUs presumably being pushed back due to the oversupply, AMD needs to assess the situation and act accordingly. According to

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, the Red brand has found itself in this situation due to the moderate sales of its current-gen GPUs, as many gamers are opting for Nvidia’s 40 Super Series cards.

At first glance, this may seem like a loss for gamers who prefer the Red Brand. However, to clear out the overstock, AMD may introduce discounts, sales, or bundled offers before the RDNA 4 cards hit the market. For gamers looking to upgrade their systems or build a new rig, this could be a big opportunity.

So a question arises: why go for current-gen cards when RDNA 4 is just around the corner? Because current cards like the RX 7700 XT, RX 7800 XT, and RX 7900 GRE still offer incredible performance for the price. For anyone looking to enjoy an immersive gaming experience at 1440p, these cards are still worth it.

And with the potential sales (due to the issue) and great support for security updates and features (for years to come), going with the Red brand is not a bad choice at all. Overall, gamers who are looking to get the most bang for their buck should prepare themselves for some of the best deals ever.

Why Gamers Should Be Excited

Gamers need to become more opportunistic and wait for great deals. | Image Credit: Nvidia

In the world of PC gaming, waiting for the “next big thing” can be a gamble. While companies typically have great launches with stable cards and solid performance improvements, there’s always room for errors (not much performance boost or premium price), especially when scalpers exist.

Moreover, with Nvidia and AMD releasing their new-gen GPUs at the same time, gamers will have the opportunity to compare the performance of the latest cards. This will ensure they aren’t paying premium prices for hardware that isn’t much faster than its predecessor or a competitor.

Thus, the delay in launching RDNA 4 graphics cards is a golden opportunity for PC gamers. Cards like the RX 7700 XT and 7800 XT will offer stellar performance at a lower price, making this delay a true blessing in disguise.

In the end, if you’re looking to build or upgrade your PC without breaking the bank, now is not the time to buy. Just wait a few more weeks and be ready to snap up any deals AMD throws your way.

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