RTX 5090 stays above triple MSRP while cheaper GPUs also climb
The RTX 5090 has held above three times its launch price since mid-September, and entry-level GPUs are climbing too. US new retail, tax excluded.
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Why Anyone Still Buys the RTX 5060 Ti 16GB When the RX 9070 XT Costs the Same
US street prices put the RTX 5060 Ti 16GB near the RX 9070 XT, while our native 1440p/4K suite says the XT is about 64% faster. Here is when the Ti still makes sense.
US RTX 5090 Stock Shrinks to One Amazon Listing at $6,700
Newegg, Best Buy and B&H have not had a buyable RTX 5090 in PC Tech Vault's tracker since September 1. The one listing left is on Amazon at more than three times the $1,999 MSRP.
RTX 5070 and RX 9070 XT Both Climb Toward Their Priciest US Levels, Near $850
Both cards' latest US prices sit within a few dollars of their 90-day highs, each up about 4 percent over the past two weeks.
Market Watch: US GPU Prices Held Still, and Europe Gave a Little Back
Eight of the 28 US GPU prices with a seven-day figure moved exactly nothing this week, after a month that ran as high as 39 percent. Europe's medians eased, the CPU discount narrowed, and $60 now separates a 64GB DDR5 kit from an RTX 5070 Ti.
The Revived RTX 3060 Costs More Than a Faster Card
Two months after the RTX 3060 12GB came back, it lists above a faster RTX 5050. NVIDIA’s $279 billion in purchase commitments explains where the memory went.
DDR5 Closes a 500 Percent Year, and NVIDIA Sells at RRP While Supplies Last
US DDR5 kits close out a year of roughly 500 percent gains, monitor vendors warn distributors, and the one place selling RTX 50 Founders Editions at RRP is a queue in Cologne.
The Memory Crunch Reaches Budget GPUs, and the Grey Market Picks Up a Soldering Iron
PC Partner says entry-level cards get scarcer and dearer through 2026, while modded RTX 3080s and a $25-per-gigabyte VRAM service show the second-hand market adapting faster than the first-hand one.