RTX 50 series costs for NVIDIA partners should prevent GPUS in the suggested price

The RTX 50 generation of video signs should be marked by the impossibility of finding products at NVIDIA’s suggested prices. These values, also known as MSRP, would be impractical due to what the distributor has charged for the GPUs and memories of their partners, according to Rumors.

The drop in the RTX 5090 review embargo drew attention because none of the analyzed plates was available by MSRP, only NVIDIA’s own reference editions. According to information from TechPowerup, these are the prices of the models they could analyze, remembering that the RTX 50 -top MSRP is $ 1,999:

• ASUS Astral: US$ 2.800
• MSI SUPRIM Liquid Soc: US $ 2,500
• Msi SUPRIM SOD: US $ 2.400
• Palit Gamerock: US$ 2.200

According to WJM47196 in the Chiphell Forum, prices are due to the amount that Nvidia has been charging for its partners. The “leak” speculates that this can be a reflection of the GDDR7 memory costs, which appears in all models in the RTX 50 series. If applicable, we should expect similar situation in the other boards as well as RTX 5090.

“This time, Huang (CEO of Nvidia) left partners with very, very low profit,” says the post, in free translation. “Making the basic version for the MSRP price is equivalent to making charity.”

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RTX 50 input may appear for the suggested price

At the moment, the hope of WJM47196 is that RTX 5060 appears more often for Nvidia’s suggested price. However, if the company still implements GDDR7 in these plates, the problem may end up being the same.

Perhaps the lowest capacity is enough for the costs not to be so heavy for AIBs. We had leaks that the entrance RTX 50 will come with 8GB. As always, it is good to maintain a little skepticism – the same rumor reports that RTX 5060 TI would come with 16GB GDDR7, and now we know, officially that RTX 5070 has 12GB.

Fonte: VideoCardz