RTX 5090 US street prices reported above $9,000
Original title: RTX 5090 Street Prices Top $9k as Nvidia GPU Costs Climb
Outlets disagree on the exact premium and on whether Nvidia has raised the $1,999 list price.
Reports cited by eTeknix and others say the GeForce RTX 5090 sells in the United States for more than $9,000, about 370 percent above its $1,999 launch price, with other RTX 50 cards also far above MSRP. Shattered.io says Nvidia has not announced a US list-price increase and that the premium goes to retailers and resellers. ZDNET reported Nvidia is notifying users of further RTX 50 increases, nearly $500 on the 5090, tied to an AI-driven memory shortage. AMD and Intel have not commented on matching hikes.
Unconfirmed: Reports disagree on street prices and on whether Nvidia has raised the official US list price.
- eTeknix said the 5090 was up 262 percent worldwide and 36 percent in the US last month.
- The RTX 5080 is reported 120 percent above US MSRP; the RTX 5070 is 64 percent above.
- The RTX 5060 Ti 16 GB is up 84 percent to around $800 in the United States.
- The RTX 5050 rose from $260 to $420 this year, 68 percent above MSRP.
- ZDNET said RTX 40 and RTX 30 cards are not directly covered by Nvidia's increase.
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