Intel increases CPU prices up to 20% on several generations
Intel has bumped up prices for several lines of its desktop and laptop processors, according to Taiwanese media cited by Wccftech. The biggest jump is for newer Panther Lake chips with advanced graphics, costing 15-20% more. Older models like Arrow Lake, Meteor Lake, Alder Lake, and entry-level Twin Lake also see increases ranging from 5% to 20%. Price hikes are reportedly due to higher manufacturing costs.
- Panther Lake chips now 15-20% more expensive
- Arrow Lake and Meteor Lake see 5-10% hikes
- Alder Lake and Twin Lake prices increased up to 20%
- Qualcomm and AMD may also raise CPU prices
- Manufacturing cost increases are the main cause
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