AMD Radeon RX6600 Series Discontinued, Sales Plans for AMD 6000 Series Revealed

TapTechNews August 6th news, according to the revelation of Bobantang, the AMD Radeon RX6600 series models have been discontinued, and each brand will stop once the inventory is sold out. As of the publication of TapTechNews, only one model each from Gigabyte, Yeston, and ASRock is available for sale in the self-operated store on JD.com.

The revelation of Bobantang shows that the sales cycle of AMD's 7000 series and 6000 series product lines can at least continue until the end of this year, and adjustments will be made only when AMD's new generation of GPU is launched. For the Chinese channel market, the sales plan of AMD's 6000 series graphics card product line is disclosed as follows:

1. RX6750GRE series: The 10G version will become the mainstream model and also the model with the largest quantity for each brand, becoming the most sold through model in the channel.

2. RX6600 series: This model has been discontinued by AMD, and each brand will stop once the inventory is sold out. Currently, most brands have no inventory, and only a few brands have a small amount of leftover goods.

3. RX6500XT series: One of AMD's lowest-end models, it will become the main sales model for each brand and can be sold at least until the end of the year.

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