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RTX 5090 disappears from Nvidia's US marketplace

Nvidia's RTX 5090 has vanished from its official store, but production continues.

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The RTX 5090 is no longer listed on Nvidia’s official US marketplace. Jeff Fisher, a senior executive at the company's GeForce division, denied that production of the card has been halted and stated that Nvidia is working to overcome supply-chain constraints.

A leaker claimed that Nvidia is diverting all GB202 (Blackwell) chips to make AI (RTX Pro) graphics cards instead of the RTX 5090. Micro Center reportedly lists the Blackwell flagship as ‘not carried’, and the highest-end graphics card currently listed in Nvidia’s marketplace is the RTX 5080.

Key facts

  • RTX 5090 removed from Nvidia's US store
  • Jeff Fisher denies production halt
  • GB202 chips reportedly diverted to AI cards
  • Micro Center lists RTX 5090 as 'not carried'
  • RTX 5080 is highest-end card in marketplace

Sources

  • TechRadarAs Nvidia's RTX 5090 seemingly disappears, I'm worried about GeForce GPUs
  • PC GamerRTX 5090 not dead, says Nvidia—but it's mysteriously vanished from the company's official marketplace

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