18:53Machine-translated from Azerbaijani by AIRead in Azerbaijani
Nvidia Says It Has Not Stopped RTX 5090 Graphics Card Production
Nvidia Senior Vice President Jeff Fisher has denied reports that the RTX 5090 graphics card is being withdrawn from the market. He said production of the model has not stopped and shipments will continue. The statement came as the graphics card was unavailable at major retail chains. In recent days, dwindling stocks had prompted claims that production had been halted entirely.
Fisher acknowledged that production capacity is indeed limited. According to him, Nvidia is working to get the graphics card back into stores. The company continues to produce various versions of the RTX 5090 chip. Fisher also emphasized that GeForce products have played an important role in the company’s growth and the emergence of the artificial intelligence market.
Nevertheless, the RTX 5090 is currently almost impossible to find at a normal price. Third-party sellers on Amazon are selling the graphics card for about $8,500 (approximately 14,450 manats). Prices on Newegg start at $7,300 (approximately 12,410 manats). Long delivery times indicate that the products are being shipped from China. US customs duties could increase the final price even further.
The RTX 5090 is not currently available at Best Buy. The graphics card also cannot be found in Nvidia’s own store or at the Micro Center retail chain. Claims that production had been halted were based on the possibility that more chip manufacturing capacity was being allocated to products that accelerate artificial intelligence systems. Reports had also previously circulated that development of the RTX 50 Super series had been postponed.
The stagnation in the graphics card market is not limited to Nvidia. Intel has stated several times that it has not abandoned plans for refreshed consumer graphics cards. AMD has also said it wants to release new models for the mainstream gaming segment. Nevertheless, all 3 companies have yet to unveil new gaming graphics cards and have directed more of their investments toward artificial intelligence products.