Nvidia Isn't Alone: AMD Reportedly Plans to Raise GPU Prices Too
Supplier-side increases would start next month and may not fully reach shoppers as AMD faces higher memory costs from AI demand.
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Nvidia And AMD Wait Until The Same Time To Raise GPU Prices
Even budget cards are getting ridiculously expensive
Nvidia Isn't Alone: AMD Reportedly Plans to Raise GPU Prices Too
Just a couple days after AMD introduced a new 4GB graphics card, the company reportedly plans to raise its GPU prices by around 10%, due to the ongoing memory crisis at the hands of AI. According to known hardware leaker Harukaze 5719 on Twitter, AMD has reportedly informed AIB partners that prices will increase by at least 10% starting next month. Just like with the Nvidia price increases earlier this week, these would be supplier-side prices, …
AMD Reportedly Raises Radeon GPU and Memory-Kit Prices by at Least 10%
AMD has reportedly notified graphics-card partners that it will increase the price of its combined GPU and graphics-memory kits by at least 10 percent. The adjustment is said to follow a similar increase from NVIDIA and would affect the cost basis used by add-in-board manufacturers rather than representing a formal ...
News from HD Technology. Visit www.hd-tecnologia.com for the latest news. AMD will also increase the price of its GPUs, following the same path as NVIDIA. According to reports, the company would have communicated to its assembler partners an increase of at least 10% in packages that include the Radeon chip and its graphics memory. That is, the base kit that brands then use to manufacture their custom cards will be more expensive. The movement is…
AMD Is Reportedly Jumping on the GPU Price Hike Gravy Train as Its Partners Claim a 10% Increase Is on Its Way in August
Image: AMD It was only a matter of time, and if the latest rumors are accurate, AMD will be the next GPU manufacturer to raise its prices this year. Stories of competitor NVIDIA raising GPU kit prices to its AIB partners have already been circulating, and now it seems a similar claim is being made for AMD’s board partners. The only catch here is that AMD reportedly was holding off on telling anyone until NVIDIA made its move first. This strategy…
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