But it's absolutely useless, because there hasn't been a single 5000 to buy since day one, just like in the rest of Switzerland.

That is actually a sign of poverty.

In Germany, CPUs are sold every day, even if there are waiting periods in some shops. Nevertheless, there are people who have the CPU they ordered within a few days.

In the medium term, AMD will look for a dealer in Europe, as in America, who will sell the CPUs at a fixed price. It's just that it's a bit more difficult in Europe. (In America it will be "Best Buy").

The idea is good in itself. Then we'll finally be done with profiteering.

Digitec is also playing with prices as soon as they have the parts in stock.

Unfortunately, this is no longer the case. Digitec has allowed itself a hefty 33% surcharge.