RTX 5090 - Blackwell is Sold Out for all of 2025. Nvidia CAN'T Keep up with Demand.

0:01: Introduction of the Nvidia GeForce RTX 5090.
0:32: The RTX 5090 will offer significant performance upgrades over the RTX 4090.
1:19: The RTX 5090 has a high power consumption (up to 600 watts), which will likely increase its cost.
2:40: The expected base price of $2,000 for the RTX 5090 could increase significantly.
4:05: Nvidia's Blackwell GPUs have sold out for the next 12 months due to high demand from the AI sector.
7:21: The RTX 4090 is disappearing from shelves as it nears the end of its production.
8:14: Viewers should consider the potential high cost and limited availability of the RTX 5090.
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[bsjacks]

Corporate buyers created the high demand for the 4090. Theys used it for Ai development and machine learning projects. This caused 4090 prices to skyrocket… The same will happen with the 5090 as it is even better for Ai development and machine learning projects.

[dmax]

unfortunately that is the price we pay for allowing so much manufacturing to move to china, if we do not implement tariffs this deficit is only going to get worse and china is only going to continue eclipsing us in production

[koudkunstje]

In the age of AI we're heavily relying on vram. An upgrade from 24gb to 32gb is disappointing and doesn't justify a investment of 2500 bucks. Would have considered if the 5090 if it had 48gb. I'll guess I'm gonna skip the 5000 series too.

[lolly_bread]

Surely they make server-grade cards for high end business and separate 5090 retail cards for consumers?
Something doesn't add up. Perhaps there's a bit of marketing hype being rolled out here.
Either way the proposed pricing (so far) seems way out of touch with reality on the street, lack of jobs and inflation everywhere. It's just silly.

[m.devellis]

Prolly just gonna end up buying a used for 4090 from the wave of morons that sell theirs to get a 15% jump in perf to a 5090 for $2500

[luckyjinxer]

Easy - reshore manufacturing. Theres already a big shift to US mfg for chips, this would accelerate this trend. That's a good thing. Look at covid for a big example of over reliance on China for mfg.

[BMBM]

I say, BOYCOTTING Nvidia's 5000 series would be a good lesson for their abusive monopoly... Three months ago, I finally had a good budget for a new PC build. I refused all the deals on the 4080 and 4090 to wait for the 5000 series. I really want to buy it (I can afford it), BUT I refuse to do so on principle!! And if no one buys, by mid-2025, you'll see 5090s at 1500$ and RTX 5080s at 800$ + the announcement of a 6090 series at 1800$ (max at launch).

It was already outrageous, everyone gave in, it's time to boycott, guys!

[blodrush]

I need a new card i just dont going to pay that amount of money to play games

[nickybee]

Can see gamers buying them as the games don't look much better than older games it company will yes

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