Nvidia RTX 5090 GPU prices skyrocket to $9,000 — as fresh RTX 6000 rumor suggests a 2027 launch that fills me with dread
The RTX 5090 keeps getting pricier somehow, so who knows how much the next-gen flagship will cost.
Nvidia's high-end RTX 5090 graphics card has skyrocketed in price to over $9,000 in the United States. Rumors suggest that Nvidia plans to launch its RTX 6000 gaming GPUs in 2027, which could lead to exorbitant prices for lower-tier models as well. A Reddit user highlighted the current high prices for the RTX 5090, with some models selling for around $9,659 on Newegg US.
The most expensive version, the Dhahab Edition, costs $11,999. The cheapest RTX 5090 available is priced at $6,549 on Newegg. The situation is even worse outside of the US, with the UK market seeing RTX 5090 prices as high as £4,500. A rumor from Moore's Law is Dead on YouTube suggests that Nvidia plans to launch the RTX 6000 in the first half of 2027, leading to concerns about the affordability of the next-gen GeForce graphics cards.
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