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RTX 5090 prices rise sharply in US and abroad

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Jul 31, 2026 at 01:14 AM
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NVIDIA's RTX 5090 partner cards are seeing sharp price hikes, with US listings exceeding $4,299 and significant increases in China. Rising GDDR memory costs, reduced incentives, and supply constraints drive these prices. Meanwhile, the older RTX 3090 remains a viable option for local AI workloads due to its 24GB VRAM.

Premium model hikes: High-end RTX 5090 partner cards in the US are listed above $4,299, with steep increases also noted in China. Rising production costs: Increased GDDR memory prices, reduced pricing incentives, and supply constraints are driving up GPU prices. Older GPUs still viable: The RTX 3090's 24GB VRAM makes it a strong choice for local AI workloads despite newer releases.

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