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Japan warns of further GPU price hikes, raises panic-buying alert

A Japanese retail distributor warned that graphics processing unit (GPU) prices could rise further as a memory supply shortage pushes up video memory (VRAM) costs. The retailer urged consumers planning GPU upgrades to buy as soon as possible, though it did not specify which models would be affected. Price rises have already been flagged in Japan, and similar adjustments could spread abroad. In the United States, many GPUs are selling well above list price.

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Desktop GPU prices may rise again. What to buy now and which models to consider

Expectations are growing that desktop GPU prices could rise again in the second half of 2026, driven by higher video memory prices and price adjustments in regional distribution networks. Japan distributor CFD warned of possible price increases for Gigabyte graphics cards of 20 to 40 percent. Prices for 16GB models have risen more than smaller-memory products, while some midrange models such as RTX 5070 and Radeon RX 9070 have been relatively stable.

AI & Enterprise

Nvidia RTX 5000 Super launch may be on hold as GDDR7 memory costs rise

Nvidia\'s next-generation RTX 5000 Super graphics card series may have reached late-stage launch preparations but is now on hold due to memory cost pressures, reports said. The series is widely expected to use 3GB GDDR7 modules instead of 2GB parts, with the 3GB modules priced at about three times more. Analysts say higher memory costs could push up product pricing and affect launch timing. Nvidia has not commented.