Buyers in China are facing higher costs for AMD graphics cards as the company adjusts its suggested retail prices across several models. This shift means gamers and builders will pay more for the latest Radeon hardware than previous listings indicated. The changes affect both high-end and mid-range options, directly impacting budget planning for upcoming PC builds.
New suggested retail prices for AMD Radeon graphics cards
The price adjustments cover the newly referenced Radeon RX 9000 Series lineup alongside existing GRE and XT variants. AMD has updated the Suggested Etail Price (SEP) for these cards, which typically reflects the cost consumers will see at major online retailers. These SEPs sit above the official Recommended Retail Prices (MSRP), setting a higher baseline for market availability.
The top-tier RX 9070 XT SEP is listed at 6,999 CNY (around $1,036). Below that, the standard RX 9070 SEP costs 5,599 CNY (around $829). The RX 9070 GRE SEP follows at 4,599 CNY (around $681), while the RX 9060 XT 16GB SEP is priced at 4,299 CNY (around $636).
Entry-level options in this update include the RX 9060 XT 8GB SEP at 3,099 CNY (around $459). The older RX 7650 GRE SEP remains at 2,499 CNY (around $370). These figures establish the current cost floor for AMD’s GPU portfolio in the Chinese market.
We touched on AMD Ryzen AI PRO 400 and in our earlier Amd coverage. The confirmed pricing structure for the RX 9000 series and related models provides a clear view of AMD’s current market positioning. Shoppers should expect these SEP values to dictate the actual purchase price at checkout.
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