AMD reportedly plans another price increase on GPU and DDR6 memory kits this month

According to ChannelGate, a platform under Bobang Mobile and Vision, AMD will again raise supply costs for GPU and D6 memory bundles, which is expected to keep influencing the cost direction of AMD graphics cards in November. The source said AMD now executes a new supply cost price immediately each quarter based on the impact of GPU and memory particle costs, with a quarterly cadence. With GDDR6 memory rising roughly 8 to 10 percent again in the third quarter, AMD decided to keep raising prices in the fourth quarter, having already done so in October, and may raise them once more in November with a sizable increase to complete the GPU-plus-memory uplift. The continued rise in bundled GPU and memory costs is tied directly to data-center competition for high-bandwidth and high-capacity memory and to tightening consumer GPU memory supply.