NVIDIA is Selling RTX 5090, 5080 and 5070 at MSRP Again, But There’s a Catch
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Getting an RTX 50-series GPU at NVIDIA’s original price has become painfully difficult. NVIDIA has now brought MSRP pricing back to PAX West. All you need to be at the event in Seattle and find the company’s representative.
NVIDIA makes RTX 50 MSRP pricing possible again at PAX West
NVIDIA is offering three Founders Edition cards through its Verified Priority Access (VPA) program. That includes the RTX 5070, RTX 5080 and flagship RTX 5090. The prices are exactly what NVIDIA originally announced. The RTX 5070 costs $549, while the RTX 5080 costs $999.
The RTX 5090 is available for $1,999. NVIDIA says the cards are available while supplies last. Jacob Freeman, NVIDIA’s GeForce Evangelist, announced the PAX West availability on X (via VideoCardz). He told attendees to find him around the event’s Skybridge.
For those unaware, NVIDIA is using its VPA program directly with attendees at the gaming event. The timing is interesting because current RTX 50-series pricing has jumped far beyond NVIDIA’s launch prices.
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