AMD raises GPU prices in China, global increases possible
AMD is raising prices on several graphics cards in China, adding up to $104 to some models. The biggest hike is for the Radeon RX 9070, now $939, with smaller increases across other GPUs. AMD reportedly told international vendors to expect similar price bumps later, blaming rising memory and manufacturing costs. These new prices are expected to take effect in China in Q4 2026, with global timing unclear.
- Radeon RX 9070 jumps $104 to $939 in China
- Other AMD GPUs see $45–$89 increases
- Official reason is higher memory and production costs
- Price hikes may expand to global markets soon
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