NVIDIA Halts RTX 5090 GPU Production?
Leaks suggest Nvidia is shifting GB202 supply to RTX Pro and data center cards as the RTX 5090 climbs toward $10,000.
- A GPU leaker on Twitter claimed Nvidia is discontinuing the RTX 5090, stating "no more GB202 for 5090, confirmed" and that "All future GB202 supplies are RTX Pro exclusive."
- Nvidia is prioritizing AI-focused Edge Computing over gaming, making GB202 chips more valuable for Blackwell-based RTX Pro cards costing around $18,000 versus the RTX 5090's current market price of around $9,000.
- Since launching for $1,999 in January 2025, the RTX 5090 price has skyrocketed to around $9,000; some Alienware prebuilt towers now cost less than the GPU alone, making the card inaccessible for most DIY gamers.
- Nvidia has not confirmed or denied the reports, and similar rumors about other RTX cards surfaced in February but proved false as production remained available to consumers.
- Regardless of the rumors, the RTX 5090 remains one of the most expensive pieces of hardware available, with prices likely continuing to rise as "RAMageddon" impacts supply.
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NVIDIA Halts RTX 5090 GPU Production?
When it comes to PC gaming, no consumer graphics card comes close to the power of Nvidia’s GeForce RTX 5090 – both in terms of power and price. A new report suggests the company won’t be making more of them for the near future. Nvidia introduced the GPU in January 2025. A few months later […]
NVIDIA may have decided to stop producing the GeForce RTX 5090 to reserve its chips for artificial intelligence (IA) and data centers, where profits are potentially higher. To be confirmed, this decision could exacerbate the shortage of the most powerful graphics of the brand and make the prices shoot even more. Nvidia [...]
Nvidia may be killing off the RTX 5090 as AI chips take priority over gaming GPUs
According to MEGAsizeGPU, Nvidia has "confirmed" that the GB202 chip will not be used to build new RTX 5090 cards anymore. All future GB202 supplies are going to be exclusively used to make more RTX Pro Blackwell-based models, the leaker later confirmed with a new tweet.Read Entire Article
According to supply chain sources, Nvidia is reportedly suspending production of the GeForce RTX 5090 graphics card to shift chips to AI data centers
Have you ever looked at the prices of a GeForce RTX 5090 today? The cheapest models cost close to R$ 32,000, but several models already cost more than R$ 40,000. The best video card for games (in fact, the second best) became a luxury item and this should be one of the reasons that are leading NVIDIA to cancel its production, turning it into a RTX Pro. Rumor comes from the well-known MEGAsizeGPU leader, who first claimed "no more GB202 for the 5…
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