NVIDIA graphics cards remain sky high months after release. The RTX 5090 sells around €3000 in Europe, about 41 percent above its official price tag. Buyers might find rare deals closer to the launch price of €2229, but most stores charge much more. Price tracking shows tiny improvements from March to April across all models.
The RTX 5080 costs €1389 on average, exceeding its €1189 European price tag. Lower models fare no better with the RTX 5070 Ti selling for €950 and the RTX 5070 staying €35 above its launch price. American shoppers face similar issues with the RTX 5090 nearing $3000 at many stores.
Most retailers run out of stock quickly, keeping prices inflated. The RTX 5080 starts at $1389, but fancier versions reach $1600—the RTX 5070 Ti hovers around $900, with the basic RTX 5070 selling above $600. Three months have passed since the first release, with little change in the market situation.
The RTX 5080 costs €1389 on average, exceeding its €1189 European price tag. Lower models fare no better with the RTX 5070 Ti selling for €950 and the RTX 5070 staying €35 above its launch price. American shoppers face similar issues with the RTX 5090 nearing $3000 at many stores.
Most retailers run out of stock quickly, keeping prices inflated. The RTX 5080 starts at $1389, but fancier versions reach $1600—the RTX 5070 Ti hovers around $900, with the basic RTX 5070 selling above $600. Three months have passed since the first release, with little change in the market situation.
