Consumer-grade graphics cards in the Chinese market may see another round of price adjustments in November. Sources from distribution channels and manufacturers indicate that procurement prices for multiple brands will continue to rise, with the GeForce RTX 50 series being particularly affected. High-end models are expected to increase by approximately 1,000 to 2,000 yuan, while mainstream models will see a rise of at least 200 yuan.
This cost pressure may not be limited to NVIDIA products. Reports suggest that AMD Radeon RX 9000, Intel Arc, and professional-market offerings such as RTX Pro, Radeon AI Pro, and Arc Pro are also affected. Reasons include rising VRAM prices driven by demand from the AI industry, as well as increased costs for other components.
The GALAX/KFA2 RTX 5060 8GB has reportedly already increased by about $30 and may undergo broader adjustments this week. However, as this information comes from internal channel and manufacturer sources, it should not be directly interpreted as an adjustment to NVIDIA's global official suggested retail prices.