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NVIDIA confirms RTX 5090 production continues

The GeForce RTX 5090 is back in NVIDIA's US store but remains out of stock.

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Jeff Fisher, head of NVIDIA’s consumer division, denied reports that the GeForce RTX 5090 has been discontinued. Speaking at the RTX Spark launch event in Taipei, he confirmed that the company continues to make and deliver the card to partners. The RTX 5090 was briefly removed from NVIDIA’s U.S. marketplace before being reinstated.

Fisher acknowledged that supply remains constrained but emphasized that NVIDIA is not halting production of the top-tier GPU or any other GeForce graphics cards. The company is “going all out” to address supply chain and production capacity issues. The RTX 5090 has returned to NVIDIA’s US web store at its $1,999 suggested retail price but remains out of stock.

Key facts

  • $1,999 suggested retail price for the GeForce RTX 5090
  • RTX 5090 back in NVIDIA’s US store but out of stock
  • Production and shipments to partners continue

Sources

  • KitGuruNvidia denies GeForce RTX 5090 cancellation rumours
  • HotHardwareIs The GeForce RTX 5090 Really Discontinued? NVIDIA Speaks Out

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