AMD's Radeon R9 Fury X All Sold Out On First Day Of Launch - Online Retailers in Restocking Phase

Simply yesterday, AMD launched their brand new Radeon R9 Fury X flagship graphic card. And inside 24 hours of launch every unmarried SKU on the market is sold out. All the large etailers including Amazon and Newegg are currently going through the restocking phase with cards listed as 'Out of Stock'. This is both very promising and could be potentially alarming for the product at the aforementioned time. The sell out indicates an absolutely killer demand for the card while the 24 hour time period indicates a rather limited initial quantity of cards (available to the etailer). Fury X Out of Stock

Fury 10 selling like hot cakes and 'out of stock' at all major retailers on solar day 1

It would appear that AMD's forecasts have been exceeded once more. Considering the Radeon R9 Fury X is selling like hot cakes. All the major online retailers are listing the bill of fare equally sold out. Yous can check out Amazon and Newegg for yourself here or accept a wait at the various screenshots below. If you are a prospective Fury X heir-apparent and find the card listed somewhere, all the same in stock, consider yourself very lucky. Ofcourse, the sell out was to be expected because the Fury X's enormous value only so short a time period indicates that either the supply chain's forecasts were exceeded or there is an initially limited quantity of GPUs to go around. Considering the hype of the card, I would remember the former beingness very unlikely.

So far the pricing remains around $649 or so, just if the quantity available to the etailers continues to be shallow in the time to come, they will outset to marking upward the prices to effectively employ the high demand. AMD would be helpless in regulating prices if information technology comes to that. As long equally buyers are willing to buy the R9 Fury X at a higher cost, etailers will continue to sell them. Most of the retailers online will exist restocking shortly and they should have a very fair thought of what kind of need exists for the Fury Ten. If it still continues to be out of stock inside short durations of time, they themselves will accept trivial option only to markup prices. I would be keeping a lookout on Fury pricing since this entire thing is a lesson in supply and need economics, and another bout of bitcoin-litecoin-like conditions, while skilful for the visitor, will not be good for the gamers and the average consumer.