If you are on the hunt for a standalone RTX 5090 graphics card, I want you good luck to find one. Recently, the flagship Nvidia card has surged in value far past the legendary $2000 MSRP, and is now additionally tougher to seek out than a transparent image of Sasquatch going for a forest stroll. The solely method to get your arms on a 5090 in the mean time is to buy one as a part of a prebuilt gaming PC, and right this moment, we’ve a deal on an HP Omen 45L gaming PC that you can configure with an RTX 5090 for just $3544.99 once you add the promo code NEWYEAR26 for a 26% low cost off the overall checkout value, getting you the entire rig for lower than present 5090 standalone listings.
Searching through the most popular retailers, I have not found a 1st-party seller offering an RTX 5090. There are some 3rd-party listings on Amazon and Newegg for $4500 – $5500, but I wouldn’t risk it for those prices. It’s not just RAM that’s disappearing off the shelves and asking astronomical prices; GPUs are also starting to climb in price again. If you want the most powerful graphics card available, you’re not going to find one anywhere near the $2000 MSRP.
The Nvidia RTX 5090 is the most powerful consumer graphics card available (if you can find one in stock), and in our review of Nvidia’s RTX 5090, we saw a 25% increase in performance at 4K ultra over the previous RTX 4090 flagship GPU. We benchmarked the card against our suite of 16 games and found it easily topped the charts in pure rasterization and dominated in ray tracing and MFG applications, where Nvidia holds the crown.
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