In just one week since the launch of AMD's Radeon 9070 and 9070 XT graphic cards, many retailers have raised prices significantly above the initial MSRP of $550 and $600. Retailers like Newegg, Overclockers UK, and Micro Center have increased prices by $50 to $130 on various models, with reports indicating that AMD has permitted partners to raise prices. This trend shows that high demand and low stock are driving cost increases before restocking occurs, signifying potential frustration for consumers eagerly awaiting these graphics cards.
AMD's Radeon 9070 and 9070 XT graphic cards, initially priced at $550 and $600, have seen price hikes from various retailers only a week post-launch.
Reports confirmed that AMD's partners are allowed to raise prices beyond MSRP, with retailers like Newegg already implementing increases of up to $130 on some models.
Current listings show significant price increases—Newegg's 9070 XT models now priced $100 to $130 above MSRP—reflecting ongoing market demand and pricing strategies by retailers.
Retailers have already begun increasing their prices for AMD's new graphics cards, revealing a trend of post-launch price inflation that could frustrate eager consumers.
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