集体涨价！一晚上就涨了好几百元，网友：电脑快成奢侈品了

Core Insights - The semiconductor industry is undergoing significant changes, with a price surge starting from storage chips and spreading to non-storage sectors like power chips and MCUs [1][3] - Major PC manufacturers, including Lenovo, HP, Dell, Asus, and Acer, have initiated price adjustments due to rising upstream costs, leading to price increases of up to 20% for laptops and smartphones [1][3] - The price of components such as solid-state drives has seen dramatic increases, with prices for 1TB SSDs rising from 600-900 CNY to 950-1100 CNY within a short period [1][3] Price Surge in the Semiconductor Market - The price increase in the semiconductor market began in Q3 2025, with DRAM and NAND flash prices rising over 300% [3] - Predictions indicate that NAND flash prices will increase by 33%-38% and DRAM prices by 55%-60% in Q1 2026, driven by the explosive demand from AI servers [3][4] - The shift in production capacity towards higher-margin storage products is squeezing the supply of traditional products like analog chips and MCUs, leading to price increases in these areas [3][5] Impact on Consumer Electronics - The price adjustments have made it increasingly difficult for consumers to purchase computers within their budgets, with some configurations exceeding initial estimates by 1000 CNY [2][5] - The rising costs have led to a perception among consumers that computers are becoming luxury items, affecting purchasing enthusiasm [5][6] - Market analysts have downgraded the shipment forecasts for laptops and smartphones for 2026 due to the significant price increases and reduced consumer demand [6] Industry Response - Several non-storage chip manufacturers have announced price hikes in response to rising raw material costs and production constraints, with increases ranging from 15% to 80% [4][5] - The overall cost increase across the supply chain, including raw materials and manufacturing processes, is significantly impacting profitability for companies in the semiconductor sector [5] - Some consumers are opting to sell high-value components in the second-hand market to mitigate the impact of rising prices, a strategy referred to as "downward replacement" [6]