A report in Taiwan’s Economic Daily News (via Google Translate) suggests that Nvidia are rising the prices of all their graphics cards by 20 to 30 percent.
It is understood that in response to the continued rise in DRAM prices, Nvidia has recently raised the price of its graphics cards by about 20% to 30%, marking the third price increase since January and May this year. This is expected to help the future market performance of motherboard manufacturers such as ASUS (2357) , MSI (2377) , Gigabyte (2376) , and Leadtek (2465).
According to a report by tech media BenchLife, Nvidia has once again issued a price increase notice to downstream graphics card manufacturers for GPU bundles (GPU + GPU memory), primarily due to the continued rise in memory prices. In fact, now, whether it’s Nvidia, AMD, or Intel’s partners, they all face the possibility of manufacturers raising their prices every quarter.
It is suggested the price rise will affect all Nvidia cards, the previous increases were limited to the GeForce RTX 5090 series. Prices should rise for consumers when current stocks are depleted.
Graphics cards and RAM are already at record prices as AI tech giants continue to hoover up all the chips for AI datacentres.
Source: Money.udn
