AMD Reportedly Raises Radeon GPU Prices in China, but RX 9070 XT Remains Unchanged
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News from HD Technology. Visit www.hd-tecnologia.com for the latest news. AMD has already started to apply new price increases in several Radeon GPUs within China, and the adjustment could be extended over the next few weeks to other markets. According to Board Channels, the company communicated to its partners changes related to the higher cost of graphics memory, chip manufacturing and other components. [...] The AMD entry raises the price of …
AMD Radeon GPU prices expected to jump as much as over $100 at the end of the year, says leak
Last Updated on October 9, 2026 AMD Radeon graphics cards have already been rumored to be getting more expensive, and a new report claims that the company has already announced new MSRPs for several GPUs in China. The changes are expected to apply during the fourth quarter of 2026, and some models are reportedly going ...
AMD is said to have raised the price recommendations of several Radeon graphics cards. Compared, however, local market prices are mostly still below the level.
Are you going to resume a small increase in the prices of graphics cards? According to information from the Asian distribution channels, AMD would have increased the recommended prices of several Radeon in China. This new grid would have come into effect on October 1, 2026, with up to 700 additional yuan, or about 104 dollars, for the RX 9070. And this time again, the costs of memory and manufacturing would be pointed at. RX 9070 and RX 9060 XT …
AMD Reportedly Raises Radeon GPU Prices in China, but RX 9070 XT Remains Unchanged
According to reports, AMD has begun notifying its partners about an adjustment to the recommended retail prices (MSRP) of its Radeon graphics cards for the fourth quarter of the year. Although this move is originally aimed at the Chinese market, the increase comes in response to the continued rise in production costs and VRAM memory …
AMD has already begun to apply its new price increase in China, which means that in the coming weeks the price increase of its Radeon GPU will begin to be experienced in the rest of the markets. The local medium, Board Channels, has revealed that AMD has communicated to its partners an adjustment that will also begin to reach the international markets. Evidently, behind this new price increase is compensating for the cost of manufacturing. That …
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