AMD GPUs and CPUs Could Be the Next Victims of the RAM Crisis, as Industry Chatter Insists More Price Hikes Are Coming
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Cheap computers will soon be a thing of the past. One of the industry giants, AMD, is reportedly planning further price increases...
AMD is about to raise the price of its IA graphics, chipsets and chips cards by about 10% in the fourth quarter of 2026, according to a leak detected on Thursday, September 17th. Ryzen processors are not on the list, at least for the time being.
AMD Warns Partners Of A 10% Price Hike On AI Chips, Sparing Ryzen
AMD told partners on September 17 to expect a roughly 10% price increase on AI accelerators, Radeon GPUs, and motherboard chipsets starting Q4 2026, citing rising TSMC wafer costs, but left Ryzen CPUs off the list. The same day, cloud provider Nebius announced its own hikes, raising AMD EPYC Genoa CPU rental rates 25%, a sign AI compute demand still outstrips supply.
AMD will raise prices for more than just graphics cards. New leaks point to the source of the price increases and suggest that, in addition to gaming hardware, AI chips will also become more expensive. The information, "AMD Hardware May Rise in Price This Year. New Leaks Claim a 10% Chip Price Increase," was published by GRYOnline.pl on September 18, 2026.
Definitely, price increases are chaining one after the other and if not because of the lack of memory, it is because of the price of wafers. This is indeed the reason that seems to be looming as to a potential further increase in prices of AMD Ryzen processors. Specifically, TSMC is forecasting tariff increases [...] The AMD Ryzen article: towards a further 10% increase in the fourth quarter ? appeared first on Overclocking.com.
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