AMD has learned from what happened to NVIDIA with the presentation and launch of its new graphics cards based on the Ampere architecture, which have been bought en masse by speculators, that sometimes even used bots, something that together with the little offer they currently have, is making the launch of the new RTX 30 Series hell.
Thus, as we see in Videocardz, It seems that it has been sending to the different distributors some guidelines with which to work so that this situation is not repeated on the AMD side, including in the document a list of protections that they recommend implementing in stores to avoid these problems. The measurements are as follows:
- Bot detection and management
- CAPTCHA implementation
- Limits of one card purchase per consumer
- Reservations based on a queue system
- Manual order processing
- Limit orders to resellers
- Inventory allocation only when the order is processed
However, they also indicate that stores should contact their AMD representatives to review what will be the measures that work best with your business, since obviously not always all the measures requested in this list can be fulfilled, but, in any case, makes it clear that work is being done so that the situation of the RTX 3000 does not repeat itself.
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