AMD gaming GPU supply in China reportedly falls by up to 50%

Reports from industry insiders on the Board Channels forums say that the supply of AMD gaming GPUs in China has dropped by 20% to 50% since October 2026. Fewer dies are being sent to companies that make graphics cards because of the shortage. Supply constraints are expected to continue until January 2027 at the earliest.

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The reports do not say which Radeon models are involved or the reason for the supply reduction. It is also unclear how this situation affects mobile chips for laptops, and there is no word from AMD regarding whether the US or Europe will see similar cuts.

In the United Kingdom, the lowest price for a Radeon RX 9070 XT has reached £799. The CEO of AMD said that PC shipments will likely drop by a double-digit percentage next year.