Another joke of a graph, where's it scaling from? Where's the numbers :slap:

R0H1TAnother joke of a graph, where's it scaling from? Where's the numbers :slap:

Clearly there will be 6 Ryzen 4800H units coming.

TSMC can probably start switching some lines to graphics chips instead? Both using 7nm afaik.

R0H1TAnother joke of a graph, where's it scaling from? Where's the numbers :slap:

i was about the same, no number, so from 4 jump to 5 ?

give us a number what availability we are talking about :)

R0H1TAnother joke of a graph, where's it scaling from? Where's the numbers :slap:

The graph is scaling from zero (0 units) and the scale is linear (not logarithmic).
We won't release total numbers, that's why we removed the y-axis label.
But you are correct, the "zero point" should have been marked. We will take this into consideration for next time.

zo0lykasi was about the same, no number, so from 4 jump to 5 ?

give us a number what availability we are talking about

It's a sufficiently large number to keep our business alive and make us the #1 BTO (Build-to-order) Gaming Laptop vendor in Germany and probably #2 in Europe (minus Turkey), trading blows with PC Specialist from the UK.

The numbers are not meant to let you estimate the total size of AMD's market share nor does it allow speculation on how the supply has been ramping for multi-national brands such as Lenovo, Asus and HP.

The chart merely illustrates how supply is getting substantially better for us.

• Renoir started pretty rough in August 2020 but got better and better over the months.
• Cezanne is doing the same thing again with relatively small numbers at the beginning (many months after our official product launch) and now ramping up.

In the past, we used to be quite transparent about the situation (example) and incoming stock with Ryzen 5000, although substantial in numbers, was sometimes sold out in just a few days.
Today's news flash is now a kind of "all-clear" signal for people who are interested in our products.

BR,
Tom

I think the bread and butter is still the U-series.
Hell, my former client wouldn't buy anything but U, despite being repeatedly told that's a poor choice for dev laptops.