Just check MSI website and they are still selling 4 AMD 7000 series GPU cards: https://us.msi.com/Graphics-Cards
But compare to Nvidia is a tiny percentage.
Most likely due to the economy GPU cards are just too much of a luxury to spend over 700.00 dollars or higher on a GPU card due to high inflationary costs.
Nvidia's GPU cards are expensive also but seem to have a better reputation than AMD concerning drivers which could be a major factor why Users buy Nvidia over AMD. Even though AMD seems to have better or more powerful GPU cards.
I am a avid fan of AMD CPUs and kinda neutral when it comes to AMD GPU cards. At the beginning I had 2 HD GPU cards that worked fine but started to have issues. I determined that my HD GPU was bad so I decided to purchase a Nvidia 1070 GPU card. Later on I found out that my HD GPU card was not bad but instead it was bad AMD Driver causing my problems. Kept it as a backup GPU card.
The biggest difference I see between Nvidia and AMD Drivers is that all of Nvidia's drivers are WHQL certified while AMD does come out with WHQL drivers but most of the time the newer drivers are all Non-WHQL drivers.
After I accidentally damaged my Nvidia 1070 after 7 years of great service without any issues even though I frequently updated I decided to purchase another Nvida GPU card the 4060. I was down to a AMD 6000/7000 Series GPU card and Nvidia 4000 series GPU card.
At the end I decided on the Nvidia GPU card due to having hardly any issues with Nvidia drivers each time I updated and the Nvidia GPU card was less expensive than the AMD GPU card. The major decision was whether to purchase a 8GB GPU Nvidia card or a 12GB AMD GPU card. For my purposes, which doesn't include gaming, the 8GB card was sufficient for my needs. If I was a gamer, I might have gone with AMD less expensive 12GB GPU card then a similar but more expensive Nvidia's 12 GB GPU cards.
