AMD is actually going into this full-throttle, they are not only starting production of mining cards on the same node as their gaming cards (unlike NVIDIA, wher

AMD is actually going into this full-throttle, they are not only starting production of mining cards on the same node as their gaming cards (unlike NVIDIA, where the mining cards are on a different older node that doesn't compete for wafer allocations), but they aren't even limiting mining performance on their gaming cards https://www.tomshardware.com/news/amd-rdna-mining-graphics-cards https://www.tomshardware.com/news/amd-rdna-mining-graphics-c.... So if they follow through on their "no mining limiters on gaming cards" you can expect miners are going to get both the gaming and the mining cards from AMD, and that the number of wafers going to gaming cards is going to shrink. (AMD cards already have the best value in terms of hashrate-per-dollar btw, 6700XT and 6800 are good mining cards, comparable to 3060 Ti mining performance for less money)