The price of gaming GPUs could soar in 2026, as NVIDIA and AMD reportedly prepare a series of significant price hikes across ...
Nvidia and AMD set to raise prices across their graphics card portfolios in early 2026, due to rising memory costs.
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Some Japanese shops start rationing GPUs — graphics cards with 16GB VRAM and up are becoming harder to find, says one store
Some Japanese computer stores are limiting GPU purchases because of supply uncertainty, especially for models with 16GB of ...
According to a report from South Korea, the graphics card market could be heading toward higher prices in early 2026.Industry sources cited by Newsis claim that both major GPU suppliers are preparing ...
The global graphics card market is preparing for another period of rising prices as 2026 approaches. After several years of ...
In early 2026, gamers and tech enthusiasts can expect a significant spike in the prices of graphics cards from industry giants AMD and NVIDIA. This anticipated price surge is primarily driven by a ...
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German retail supplier allegedly rationing RTX 5070 GPUs — more powerful Nvidia graphics cards are completely out of stock
An alleged German retailer shared the email they received from their supplier, saying that RTX 5070 GPU deliveries will be limited to five units per model, while 5070 Ti models and up are totally ...
NVIDIA and AMD are reportedly planning significant GPU price hikes in early 2026, with RTX 5090 prices potentially rising to ...
AIB partners are being prepared for GPU price increases thanks to increased DRAM costs: Radeon and GeForce cards to cost more ...
GPU pricing stabilizes as the graphics card market normalizes, balancing cost and performance while shaping future PC ...
There's an exciting new graphics card memory technology on the horizon that could see huge gains in one of the most important aspects of GPUs: memory bandwidth. The new GPU SCM with DRAM tech can ...
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