要点
- Nvidia reportedly increased prices for graphics card manufacturers for component kits containing GPU and VRAM.
- The price hike covers not only the new GDDR7 generation but also older generation cards using GDDR6 memory.
- Costs for other graphics card parts such as circuit boards and cooling blocks are also rising.
- The launch of the RTX 5000 SUPER series had already been delayed due to high GDDR7 memory prices.
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According to information obtained by Benchlife, Nvidia has signaled upcoming price hikes to graphics card manufacturers for component kits. These kits include the graphics processing unit (GPU) as well as VRAM memory modules. It is noted that the company will not limit the price increase to just the new generation of cards.
In addition to the current GeForce RTX 5000 series, the costs of older generation cards using GDDR6 memory will also be increased. Furthermore, it is reported that there are also price increases for other graphics card components such as motherboards and coolers. The Blackwell architecture features being the first graphics card series to use the newer GDDR7 memory technology.
The report emphasizes that the exact amount of the price hike is not yet clear, making it currently impossible to predict how the increase will be reflected in final consumer prices. This development follows previous reports that the launch process of the GeForce RTX 5000 SUPER models had already been delayed due to the high costs of GDDR7 memories.
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- What exactly does Nvidia's price hike on component kits cover?
- According to the report's claims, the prices of kits containing GPU and VRAM memory modules, as well as other components like motherboards and coolers, are increasing.
- Which generations of graphics cards are affected by these price increases?
- Both the current GeForce RTX 5000 (Blackwell) series and previous generation graphics cards using GDDR6 memory are affected by these price hikes.
- How will this development affect the end consumer?
- Since the exact amount of the increase is not yet known, it is currently impossible to predict what impact this situation will have on the retail sales prices of graphics cards for end users.