AMD Reportedly Raises GDDR6 Prices for Partners Starting October 1

AMD has reportedly raised prices for GDDR6 memory supplied to its board partners, with the increase taking effect on October 1, according to Wccftech, citing Board Channels.

The report says multiple Radeon GPU families use GDDR6 chips. It suggests the RDNA 4 lineup is likely to be affected most, but does not provide details about the size of the price increase or identify specific products affected.

The report also says NVIDIA is holding off on GDDR7 price changes. It offers no further details about NVIDIA's position or the timing of any potential change.

Wccftech frames the reported AMD increase as another memory price rise that could add to GPU prices. The report does not quantify any resulting changes to graphics card prices.