Skip to content
Back to all stories
Gizmodo

The RTX 5090 Isn’t ‘Alive’ if It Costs $10,000, No Matter What Nvidia Says

Nvidia's flagship GPU may still be in production, but that isn't saying much for the state of Nividia's RTX 50-series lineup.

Tarun Mottlia

Via Gizmodo

·Excerpt
The RTX 5090 Isn’t ‘Alive’ if It Costs $10,000, No Matter What Nvidia Says
Image: This Nvidia GeForce RTX 5090 is so valuable right now, I can't imagine anybody buying it on its own. © Kyle Barr / Gizmodo

When a graphics card costs 400% more than it did at launch a little less than two years ago, can you actually call that PC component “alive?” Nvidia seems to think so, telling reporters that—despite multiple rumors—the GeForce RTX 5090 is still in production. As if this weren’t already enough of a shell game, you can’t even buy the best-in-class GPU from Nvidia’s own marketplace.

The line that Nvidia hasn’t discontinued its flagship graphics card comes from Nvidia’s VP of…

Continue reading on Gizmodo ↗

Courtesy

This story was originally published by Gizmodo. All rights belong to the original publisher.

Read the original on gizmodo.com ↗
Lazy Founder - Powered by Blogy.in

Contact us

Have a story tip, correction or partnership idea?

Write to us at tarun.kumar@blogy.in or talk to the founder directly. We read every message.

Contact us