RTX 5090 not dead, says Nvidia—but it's mysteriously vanished from the company's official marketplace

Rumours have been circulating as of late that Nvidia has halted production of its flagship RTX 5090 graphics card, in favour of moving the GB202 silicon towards RTX Pro data center GPUs instead. However, Jeff Fisher, the senior vice president of Nvidia's GeForce business unit, has denied its demise at an event in Taipei.

"The supply chain (capacity) is indeed somewhat constrained, but Nvidia is doing everything it can to get the product on the market," says Fisher (via 4Gamers). "Although there are other variants of the RTX 5090 (chip), production has not been discontinued, and Nvidia will continue to ship, which is very important."

However, the card has disappeared from Nvidia's official US marketplace, and has reached near-unobtanium levels elsewhere. We've stopped tracking the card on our best GPU deals page in recent months, as the only listings we can find have ludicrous prices from third-party sellers.

It appears we have another Schrödinger's graphics card situation to contend with. …