US EditionNvidia RTX 5090 Prices Drop Below MSRP in Europe as Stock Improves
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Nvidia RTX 5090 prices drop below MSRP in Europe as stock improves
At $400 more than its RTX 4090 predecessor, the RTX 5090's $1,999 MSRP is enormous. But finding one under that price in the US – and in stock – has been a near impossibility. It had been the same story in Europe, where the GPU has never fell under its roughly €2,300 MSRP – until now.Read Entire Article
Yes, yes, yes, the overpowering GeForce RTX 5090 from NVIDIA has just passed under the MSRP. So, OK, we're only 2% under the MSRP, because the card is displayed at 2299 euros, for a MSRP of 2339 euros, and that, for a model Inno 3D or Palit. And you're going to tell me: "But Aurélien, you're delusional complete, the MSRP is 2239 euros in France, so we're not under the MSRP..." And you're right, because we're talking about the price in Finland. W…
That’s right, for the first time since its launch, NVIDIA has reduced the recommended price of its GPU gaming top range, the GeForce RTX 5090. Most importantly of all, this price reduction is real. That is, the price has not been reduced and the graphics are still sold at a price far above the recommended price. And there are graphs that have experienced a drastic drop in their value. The recommended price has fallen by around 2%. It’s a very sm…
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