AMD announced a price increase for its Radeon RX 9000 series graphics cards in the third quarter of 2026, raising the suggested retail price by up to 20 percent across most models. The RX 9070 XT price rose from an official MSRP of 5,599 RMB ($830) to 6,999 RMB ($1,037), a 20.0 percent increase. The RX 9070 increased from 5,199 RMB ($770) to 5,599 RMB ($830), a 7.14 percent rise. The RX 9070 GRE rose from 3,999 RMB ($592) to 4,599 RMB ($680), a 13.05 percent increase. The RX 9060 XT 16 GB moved from 3,599 RMB ($533) to 4,299 RMB ($637), a 16.28 percent increase, while the 8 GB model increased from 2,699 RMB ($400) to 3,099 RMB ($459), a 12.91 percent increase. The RX 7650 GRE rose by 5.6 percent. AMD attributed the adjustments to memory shortages and prevailing market conditions. The changes were first implemented in China and are expected to reach U.S. and European markets within one to two weeks, following a similar timeline observed after recent Nvidia price adjustments. All Radeon RX 9000 models based on the RDNA 4 architecture and select older variants were affected.