If you are trying to buy new processors AMD Ryzen 5000, then we have bad news for you. The new processors were sold out within minutes of their first release.
ΌThey tried to buy a CPU on Thursday afternoon (4 pm in Greece) when sales officially started, they encountered some challenges. For example, in Newegg, Ryzen 5900X and 5950X sold out by 4:01 p.m.
Some managed to buy them 5800X and 5600X, which came with RAM. But they too ran out at about 4:04 p.m. and 4:10 p.m. respectively.
The situation was worse on its official website AMD. The company had all four processors for sale, but when someone tried to buy them, its website AMD fell repeatedly, resulting in no one being able to reach the market completion process. Instead, the browser constantly encountered a "Temporarily Unavailable - Error 503», A sign that her website AMD was overloaded by too many users trying to get CPUs.
A little later, at about 4:17 pm, her website AMD started operating normally, but by then, Ryzen 5000 products had been registered as "Not available».
This happened after the AMD had promised to notify buyers when their sales Ryzen 5000 start, if they were registered for notification via Email. However, the email notification came at 5:19 p.m., well after the start of sales.
Inventory was also low or non-existent at other retailers. The B&H Photo Video received pre-orders for the processors Ryzen 5000 before the start of sales at 4 4.m. But, now, the retailer is just offering to notify customers when more stock arrives.
On the other hand, the Best Buy originally had the products Ryzen 5000 as "soon available", even after 4pm, and started selling over an hour later and then quickly sold out. Meanwhile, the Amazon has processors at present as "Not available».
The release of Ryzen 5000 was no different from graphics card traffic Nvidia RTX 3000, which were also extremely difficult to purchase due to high demand. THE Newegg now reportedly renewing its stock with Ryzen 5000 chips, so later tracks may be available. In the meantime, however, already scalpers put up for sale pieces at eBay, with increased, of course, the price.
