Nobody here is not denying that Ampere sells more than RDNA2.
However since Nvidia vs AMD sell ratio is usually 4:1 on discrete cards and around 1:1 overall, claiming 11:1 ratio needs much better proof than bugged Steam survey.
Any proof that TSMC took orders they couldn't deliver? No. They simply tell they could not take more orders. Too bad for those who want chips but they could buy elsewhere. Simple as that.
When AMD does not deliver cards or chips, people can't buy them. Pretty simple. And no, AMD does not sell 1 card every time Nvidia sells 4. Thats for sure.
AMDs marketshare is like 15% for GPU and 30% for CPU, rest is Nvidia and Intel.
TSMC had issues fulfilling orders from tons of manufacturers. This is common knowledge. Tons of news about this in both 2020 and 2021. There was several accidents at TSMC too, which put them offline for days and weeks at times, several fabs.
AMD simply prioritized console APUs and CPUs over GPUs, because it was more important to them. AMD probably barely used 10% of their capacity at TSMC for GPUs and 6700XT is their best selling card.
AMD earns more per CPU sold than GPU sold and mid-end GPUs in the 200-400 dollar segment has always been AMDs most popular range. This is why 6700XT has sold way better than any 6800 or 6900 series card even tho it was launched much later.
Most popular AMD cards in the last 5 years have been RX470,480,570 and 580. Pretty cheap mainstream cards. Small dies. Decent profit (vs cost). 5700 and 5700XT was somewhat succesful too.
AMD always had a hard time selling GPUs above 500 dollars. Most people that are willing to pay 500-1000 or even 1200-1500 dollars, pretty much always go Nvidia.
3090 outsold whole RDNA2 / 6000 series for this exact reason.
I know several people with 3090 and 3080 Ti. They don't care at all if a card is 600 or 1500 dollars. They just want the best and most of them earn enough to justify it.
No matter what you think about me. I'm no fanboy. I actually had AMD stocks for several years, but I sold at the peak, with a 1475% profit.
AMD had their run now. This always happens for AMD. I have been in this game for 25 years. However this has been AMDs best run. Without TSMC AMD would not have been able to do what they did. 7nm TSMC was literally the reason why Ryzen 3000/5000 series performed much better than 1000/2000 series.
If AMD had been stuck with GloFo 12nm, they would never have succeded. AMD is highly dependant of TSMC and when TSMC can't deliver, AMD just have to wait till they can.