MSI Radeon RX 7000 graphics cards are mysteriously disappearing from stores worldwide. Confirmation of this fact was found in Australia, USA and Germany. The company acknowledges this fact and commented on it for the site Hardware Luxx:
When it comes to graphics cards, we are currently more focused on RTX cards. However, cooperation with AMD is important and extremely relevant for us. We see very positive developments, especially in the field of motherboards.
Thus, it is confirmed that the range of AMD graphics cards is currently not the focus of MSI's attention; instead, the company is focusing on NVIDIA's GeForce RTX. At the same time, the company continues to develop motherboards for AMD processors and sees potential in this area.
The cooperation between MSI and AMD has suffered before: the manufacturer did not immediately start releasing Radeon RX 7900, and MSI also did not offer "Made by AMD" graphics cards. A year later, the same situation occurred with the launch of the Radeon RX 7800 XT and Radeon RX 7700 XT. It is unknown how this feedback will impact MSI's business as a graphics card supplier. In any case, AMD seems to be slowly losing another partner who could have implemented excellent own developments.
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