NVIDIA RTX 50 GPUs Will See A Massive Price Increase In November: RTX 5090s & 5080s Up By Almost $500, 5070 Ti Up $150 & Even RTX 5060 8GB Climbs Another $30 - Wccftech
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NVIDIA's RTX 50 GPUs will be getting more expensive in November, as manufacturers confirm price increases across all models.
All consumer graphics cards have faced price hikes throughout this year, & as we approach the end of 2026, it looks like more price bumps are on the way.
In a report by Chinese sources, it looks like regional manufacturers have more or less confirmed that price increases are on the way. These price increases will be implemented throughout the current month, with lower-end models getting at least $30 US higher while higher-end models being $400 - $500 higher.
If you've been following our reports on GPU price hikes, you would know that these aren't just restricted to NVIDIA's RTX 50 GPUs.
AMD's Radeon RX 9000 and Intel's Arc GPUs, alongside the Prosumer models such as RTX Pro, Radeon AI Pro, and Arc Pro, are also affected. The reason for the price hikes is rising memory prices, which are associated with shortages caused by huge demand from AI, and also elevated costs of other components.
We have already reported how RTX 5090s are being sold for over $7000 (now approaching $10K), RTX 5080s going for over $2000 US, Radeon RX 9070 XTs soon approaching $1000, and Arc Pro B70s also doubling in price.
Starting in November, the price trend for graphics cards is basically confirmed to continue rising, with various brands likely to implement price increases throughout the month.
According to internal sources from AIC (Add-in Card) manufacturers, the cost prices of various graphics card brands are expected to continue rising in November. The RTX 50 series is particularly affected, with high-end models anticipated to see larger increases, estimated at around 1000-2000 yuan, while mainstream models are expected to start at least 200 yuan higher.
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