https://www.techpowerup.com/347707/amd-joins-intel-in-raising-pc-cpu-prices-by-u p-to-15 AMD Joins Intel in Raising PC CPU Prices by Up to 15% ast week, we reported that Intel is preparing to increase CPU prices by 10% across its client PC sector. However, a new report from Nikkei Asia suggests that AMD is also joining this trend, with plans for a PC CPU price hike as well. Reportedly, AMD Ryzen CPUs could see prices rise by 15% compared to the same time last year, when prices were typically around the MSRP at retailers. Now, as CPU demand has depleted inventories and the focus remains on server and data center CPU production, capacity for the client segment has been significantly reduced, leading to little to no inventory for PC enthusiasts. Large OEMs like HP and Dell are among the first to feel the pressure from the dwindling supply chain and have reported a significant gap between demand and supply for their PC systems. Nikkei also notes that both AMD and Intel have informed their clients that CPU price increases will take effect by the end of March and into April, which should start to manifest very soon. What used to be a one or two-week wait from order to CPU shipment has now stretched to a process lasting eight to twelve weeks. This means that a CPU batch ordered in April might not arrive until June. This period is expected to be the worst in terms of supply in the second quarter of this year. Even if OEMs are willing to pay extra to secure CPU supply, availability is lacking. The CPU shortage is worsening daily, coinciding with the ongoing memory and storage shortage we are already experiencing. Yesterday, ASUS Joint Technology Systems Division General Manager Yi-Hsiang Liao announced a planned 30% price hike across the company's entire product line. He explained that the extremely high costs of DRAM and SSD storage, combined with a shortage of CPUs, are driving this increase. ASUS also claims that this issue is not limited to their company, as every Taiwanese PC maker will face similar challenges. As the CPU shortage worsens, we expect these price hikes to become more common, creating a very challenging situation for PC enthusiasts. AMD 加入 Intel 行列，将 PC CPU 价格最高上调 15% 上周，我们曾报导 Intel 正准备在其消费级 PC 市场全面调涨 CPU 价格约 10%。然而，来 自 日经亚洲 的最新报导指出，AMD 也将加入这股涨价潮，计画调升 PC CPU 的价格。 据报导，AMD Ryzen 处理器的价格可能会比去年同期上涨约 15%；当时零售价格通常接近建 议售价（MSRP）。如今，由於 CPU 需求消耗了库存，加上产能重心转向伺服器与资料中心 用处理器，导致消费级市场的产能大幅缩减，使 PC 玩家几乎无货可买。 大型 OEM 厂商如 HP 和 Dell 已率先感受到供应链压力，并回报其 PC 系统的需求与供给 之间出现显着落差。 日经亚洲也指出，AMD 与 Intel 已通知客户，CPU 价格调涨将於 3 月底至 4 月间生效， 并很快就会反映在市场上。原本下单後一至两周即可出货的情况，如今已延长至 8 至 12 周。这意味着 4 月订购的 CPU 批次，可能要到 6 月才会到货。预计今年第二季将是供应 最吃紧的时期。 即使 OEM 愿意支付更高价格来确保 CPU 供应，实际上仍然难以取得货源。CPU 短缺问题正 在日益恶化，同时也与目前持续的记忆体与储存装置短缺情况相互叠加。 昨天，ASUS 联合科技系统事业群总经理廖逸翔宣布，公司计画将全产品线价格上调 30%。 他表示，DRAM 与 SSD 储存成本飙升，再加上 CPU 短缺，是推动此波涨价的主因。 ASUS 也指出，这并非单一公司的问题，所有台湾 PC 制造商都将面临类似挑战。 随着 CPU 供应持续恶化，我们预期这类价格上涨将变得更加普遍，对 PC 玩家而言，市场 环境将变得相当艰难。 == AMD再涨15%的话，Intel应该就卖得动了吧。 组台新主机，整台主机就剩主机板还没涨了？？ 要买品牌主机的也要吃这涨幅。 --

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