AMD reportedly planning 10% price increase on GPUs and chipsets

AMD is reportedly planning a price increase of approximately 10 percent across several product categories, including Radeon graphics cards, motherboard chipsets, and AI accelerators. There are also indications that Ryzen processors could be affected.

The potential price hike, which supply-chain reports suggest could take effect in the fourth quarter of 2026, is attributed to rising manufacturing costs. Specifically, TSMC, which produces the wafers used by AMD, is reportedly increasing its prices due to rising raw material costs and geopolitical supply chain pressures.

While AMD has not officially confirmed a blanket retail increase, the reported changes involve informing business partners of potential price adjustments. The final impact on consumers may vary depending on existing inventory, manufacturer margins, and competitive market pressures.