NVIDIA RTX 50 Prices Climb Toward Double Launch MSRP
NVIDIA's GeForce RTX 50 graphics cards are selling well above launch prices.
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Reporting from 1 source: Automaton.
Why it matters
The RTX 50 line launched at set MSRPs and now sells at multiples of them, so the listed price of a card no longer describes what a buyer pays, and the gap widens fastest at the top of the range.
Key Facts
- VideoCardz reported the GeForce RTX 5070 Ti's lowest US price rose from $1,180 on October 29 to $1,340 on November 6.
- The RTX 5070 Ti launched in February 2025 at an MSRP of $749.
- Tom's Hardware reported the GeForce RTX 5080's lowest price reached $1,999.
- TweakTown's survey found the RTX 5090 selling at 3.62 times its $1,999 MSRP across 10 countries.
- At Dospara, Palit RTX 5090 pricing rose from 393,800 yen at launch to 1,098,000 yen.
VideoCardz reported that the RTX 5070 Ti's lowest US price rose $160 in eight days, from $1,180 on October 29 to $1,340 on November 6, against a $749 launch MSRP. Tom's Hardware put the RTX 5080 at $1,999, and TweakTown's survey found the RTX 5090 averaging 3.62 times its $1,999 MSRP across 10 countries.
The RTX 5070 Ti launched in February 2025 at a $749 MSRP. By October 29 its lowest US price was $1,180, and by November 6 it was $1,340. In Japan, Dospara listings for Palit models run from 148,800 yen at launch to 234,780 yen for the 5070 Ti, and many 5070 Ti cards now sit near 250,000 yen. The pattern holds across the lineup: the RTX 5080 moved from 198,800 yen to 329,800 yen and the RTX 5090 from 393,800 yen to 1,098,000 yen at the same retailer.
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