AMD reportedly raises prices about 10% across GPUs and chipsets from Q4
Supply-chain reports say AMD will pass on a roughly 10% rise in TSMC chip costs, hitting Radeon cards and motherboard chipsets.
Reports say AMD will raise prices of its graphics cards and other chips by about 10% starting in October. The company that builds its chips now charges more. AMD has not confirmed it, so treat it as a report.
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Why it matters
Radeon had held up better than GeForce on price. A further 10% makes mid-range upgrades more expensive.
Watch: PC parts keep getting pricier.
The details
- Report dated Sep 30 says the rise applies from the fourth quarter, starting October.
- Covers GPUs, chipsets, mobile chips and data-center AI accelerators; CPUs including AM4 are also named.
- Reason given: TSMC has raised manufacturing prices by about 10%.
- Source is Asian supply-chain reporting; AMD has not confirmed official new prices.
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16GB VRAM · Speed 121 · 304W
GoodBest-value fast 1440p and 4K card from AMD.
Watch outRay tracing and upscaling support trail Nvidia in some games.
16GB VRAM · Speed 108 · 220W
GoodQuiet, efficient 1440p card with 16GB.
Watch outClose to the 9070 XT in price, so the XT is often the better buy.
16GB VRAM · Speed 70 · 160W
GoodCheap 1440p card with plenty of memory.
Watch outStreet prices have climbed well above $349.
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