Nvidia GeForce RTX 5090
Nvidia GeForce RTX 5090
(Image credit: Nvidia)Swipe to scroll horizontallyRTX 50-series Blackwell specificationsHeader Cell - Column 0RTX 5090RTX 5080RTX 5070 TiRTX 5070CUDA cores217601075289606144Boost clock (GHz)2.412.622.452.51Base clock (GHz)2.012.32.302.16Tensor core TOPS335218011406988Ray tracing core TFLOPS31817113394Memory32 GB GDDR716 GB GDDR716 GB GDDR712 GB GDDR7Memory bus width512-bit256-bit256-bit192-bitTotal Graphics Power (watts)575360300250Required system power (PSU wattage)1000850750650Power connector1x 600 W PCIe Gen 5 OR 4x PCIe 8-pin adapter1x 450 W PCIe Gen 5 OR 3x PCIe 8-pin adapter1x 300 W PCIe Gen 5 OR 2x PCIe 8-pin adapter1x 300 W PCIe Gen 5 OR 2x PCIe 8-pin adapterPrice$1,999$999$749$549Release dateJan 30, 2025Jan 30, 2025Feb 2025Feb 2025TheRTX 5090 was announced during Nvidia’s CES 2025 keynote presentationin January, along with three other new GPUs to form the vanguard of the new RTX Blackwell series of graphics cards.As well as significantly more CUDA cores, and a healthy dollop of extra GDDR7 memory, the RTX 5090 is also able to make use of the newDLSS 4 technology, which includes Multi Frame Generation. That’s a Blackwell-exclusive feature which allows the card to generate up to three subsequent frames, using the power of AI, for every one frame generated via traditional compute methods.This is how Nvidia’s able to claim the RTX 5090 will perform at twice the level of the RTX 4090. Though, mostly only in the games and apps that support DLSS 4 and Multi Frame Generation.Release date?When will we see it?The RTX 5090 release date is January 30, 2025. It will come in a shiny new Founders Edition form, which is significantly slimmer than the chonky cards that formed the RTX 4090 range. I would expect AIB cards to release the following day, and with the same old big boi shrouds that were used in the previous generation.Specs?What are the specs?The rumoured specifications were pretty much bang on the money, with the RTX 5090 sporting 21,760 CUDA cores and 32 GB GDDR7 memory. The only thing which has been the subject of rampant speculation, and regularly changing specification, has been the TGP numbers. That has now settled on 575 W.Price?But… how much will it cost?Thankfully the speculation that we would be seeing a huge price rise with the new RTX 50-series GPUs has largely proved false, with no $2,000+ Founders Edition on offer. The RTX 5090 will launch at $1,999, though that is still a good deal more than the RTX 4090, and you can bet AIBs will charge around $2,500 where it can.
(Image credit: Nvidia)Swipe to scroll horizontallyRTX 50-series Blackwell specificationsHeader Cell - Column 0RTX 5090RTX 5080RTX 5070 TiRTX 5070CUDA cores217601075289606144Boost clock (GHz)2.412.622.452.51Base clock (GHz)2.012.32.302.16Tensor core TOPS335218011406988Ray tracing core TFLOPS31817113394Memory32 GB GDDR716 GB GDDR716 GB GDDR712 GB GDDR7Memory bus width512-bit256-bit256-bit192-bitTotal Graphics Power (watts)575360300250Required system power (PSU wattage)1000850750650Power connector1x 600 W PCIe Gen 5 OR 4x PCIe 8-pin adapter1x 450 W PCIe Gen 5 OR 3x PCIe 8-pin adapter1x 300 W PCIe Gen 5 OR 2x PCIe 8-pin adapter1x 300 W PCIe Gen 5 OR 2x PCIe 8-pin adapterPrice$1,999$999$749$549Release dateJan 30, 2025Jan 30, 2025Feb 2025Feb 2025TheRTX 5090 was announced during Nvidia’s CES 2025 keynote presentationin January, along with three other new GPUs to form the vanguard of the new RTX Blackwell series of graphics cards.As well as significantly more CUDA cores, and a healthy dollop of extra GDDR7 memory, the RTX 5090 is also able to make use of the newDLSS 4 technology, which includes Multi Frame Generation. That’s a Blackwell-exclusive feature which allows the card to generate up to three subsequent frames, using the power of AI, for every one frame generated via traditional compute methods.This is how Nvidia’s able to claim the RTX 5090 will perform at twice the level of the RTX 4090. Though, mostly only in the games and apps that support DLSS 4 and Multi Frame Generation.Release date?When will we see it?The RTX 5090 release date is January 30, 2025. It will come in a shiny new Founders Edition form, which is significantly slimmer than the chonky cards that formed the RTX 4090 range. I would expect AIB cards to release the following day, and with the same old big boi shrouds that were used in the previous generation.Specs?What are the specs?The rumoured specifications were pretty much bang on the money, with the RTX 5090 sporting 21,760 CUDA cores and 32 GB GDDR7 memory. The only thing which has been the subject of rampant speculation, and regularly changing specification, has been the TGP numbers. That has now settled on 575 W.Price?But… how much will it cost?Thankfully the speculation that we would be seeing a huge price rise with the new RTX 50-series GPUs has largely proved false, with no $2,000+ Founders Edition on offer. The RTX 5090 will launch at $1,999, though that is still a good deal more than the RTX 4090, and you can bet AIBs will charge around $2,500 where it can.
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Swipe to scroll horizontallyRTX 50-series Blackwell specificationsHeader Cell - Column 0RTX 5090RTX 5080RTX 5070 TiRTX 5070CUDA cores217601075289606144Boost clock (GHz)2.412.622.452.51Base clock (GHz)2.012.32.302.16Tensor core TOPS335218011406988Ray tracing core TFLOPS31817113394Memory32 GB GDDR716 GB GDDR716 GB GDDR712 GB GDDR7Memory bus width512-bit256-bit256-bit192-bitTotal Graphics Power (watts)575360300250Required system power (PSU wattage)1000850750650Power connector1x 600 W PCIe Gen 5 OR 4x PCIe 8-pin adapter1x 450 W PCIe Gen 5 OR 3x PCIe 8-pin adapter1x 300 W PCIe Gen 5 OR 2x PCIe 8-pin adapter1x 300 W PCIe Gen 5 OR 2x PCIe 8-pin adapterPrice$1,999$999$749$549Release dateJan 30, 2025Jan 30, 2025Feb 2025Feb 2025TheRTX 5090 was announced during Nvidia’s CES 2025 keynote presentationin January, along with three other new GPUs to form the vanguard of the new RTX Blackwell series of graphics cards.As well as significantly more CUDA cores, and a healthy dollop of extra GDDR7 memory, the RTX 5090 is also able to make use of the newDLSS 4 technology, which includes Multi Frame Generation. That’s a Blackwell-exclusive feature which allows the card to generate up to three subsequent frames, using the power of AI, for every one frame generated via traditional compute methods.This is how Nvidia’s able to claim the RTX 5090 will perform at twice the level of the RTX 4090. Though, mostly only in the games and apps that support DLSS 4 and Multi Frame Generation.Release date?When will we see it?The RTX 5090 release date is January 30, 2025. It will come in a shiny new Founders Edition form, which is significantly slimmer than the chonky cards that formed the RTX 4090 range. I would expect AIB cards to release the following day, and with the same old big boi shrouds that were used in the previous generation.Specs?What are the specs?The rumoured specifications were pretty much bang on the money, with the RTX 5090 sporting 21,760 CUDA cores and 32 GB GDDR7 memory. The only thing which has been the subject of rampant speculation, and regularly changing specification, has been the TGP numbers. That has now settled on 575 W.Price?But… how much will it cost?Thankfully the speculation that we would be seeing a huge price rise with the new RTX 50-series GPUs has largely proved false, with no $2,000+ Founders Edition on offer. The RTX 5090 will launch at $1,999, though that is still a good deal more than the RTX 4090, and you can bet AIBs will charge around $2,500 where it can.
Swipe to scroll horizontallyRTX 50-series Blackwell specificationsHeader Cell - Column 0RTX 5090RTX 5080RTX 5070 TiRTX 5070CUDA cores217601075289606144Boost clock (GHz)2.412.622.452.51Base clock (GHz)2.012.32.302.16Tensor core TOPS335218011406988Ray tracing core TFLOPS31817113394Memory32 GB GDDR716 GB GDDR716 GB GDDR712 GB GDDR7Memory bus width512-bit256-bit256-bit192-bitTotal Graphics Power (watts)575360300250Required system power (PSU wattage)1000850750650Power connector1x 600 W PCIe Gen 5 OR 4x PCIe 8-pin adapter1x 450 W PCIe Gen 5 OR 3x PCIe 8-pin adapter1x 300 W PCIe Gen 5 OR 2x PCIe 8-pin adapter1x 300 W PCIe Gen 5 OR 2x PCIe 8-pin adapterPrice$1,999$999$749$549Release dateJan 30, 2025Jan 30, 2025Feb 2025Feb 2025
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RTX 50-series Blackwell specificationsHeader Cell - Column 0RTX 5090RTX 5080RTX 5070 TiRTX 5070CUDA cores217601075289606144Boost clock (GHz)2.412.622.452.51Base clock (GHz)2.012.32.302.16Tensor core TOPS335218011406988Ray tracing core TFLOPS31817113394Memory32 GB GDDR716 GB GDDR716 GB GDDR712 GB GDDR7Memory bus width512-bit256-bit256-bit192-bitTotal Graphics Power (watts)575360300250Required system power (PSU wattage)1000850750650Power connector1x 600 W PCIe Gen 5 OR 4x PCIe 8-pin adapter1x 450 W PCIe Gen 5 OR 3x PCIe 8-pin adapter1x 300 W PCIe Gen 5 OR 2x PCIe 8-pin adapter1x 300 W PCIe Gen 5 OR 2x PCIe 8-pin adapterPrice$1,999$999$749$549Release dateJan 30, 2025Jan 30, 2025Feb 2025Feb 2025
TheRTX 5090 was announced during Nvidia’s CES 2025 keynote presentationin January, along with three other new GPUs to form the vanguard of the new RTX Blackwell series of graphics cards.
As well as significantly more CUDA cores, and a healthy dollop of extra GDDR7 memory, the RTX 5090 is also able to make use of the newDLSS 4 technology, which includes Multi Frame Generation. That’s a Blackwell-exclusive feature which allows the card to generate up to three subsequent frames, using the power of AI, for every one frame generated via traditional compute methods.
This is how Nvidia’s able to claim the RTX 5090 will perform at twice the level of the RTX 4090. Though, mostly only in the games and apps that support DLSS 4 and Multi Frame Generation.
Release date?When will we see it?The RTX 5090 release date is January 30, 2025. It will come in a shiny new Founders Edition form, which is significantly slimmer than the chonky cards that formed the RTX 4090 range. I would expect AIB cards to release the following day, and with the same old big boi shrouds that were used in the previous generation.Specs?What are the specs?The rumoured specifications were pretty much bang on the money, with the RTX 5090 sporting 21,760 CUDA cores and 32 GB GDDR7 memory. The only thing which has been the subject of rampant speculation, and regularly changing specification, has been the TGP numbers. That has now settled on 575 W.Price?But… how much will it cost?Thankfully the speculation that we would be seeing a huge price rise with the new RTX 50-series GPUs has largely proved false, with no $2,000+ Founders Edition on offer. The RTX 5090 will launch at $1,999, though that is still a good deal more than the RTX 4090, and you can bet AIBs will charge around $2,500 where it can.
Release date?When will we see it?The RTX 5090 release date is January 30, 2025. It will come in a shiny new Founders Edition form, which is significantly slimmer than the chonky cards that formed the RTX 4090 range. I would expect AIB cards to release the following day, and with the same old big boi shrouds that were used in the previous generation.
Release date?
Release date?
When will we see it?The RTX 5090 release date is January 30, 2025. It will come in a shiny new Founders Edition form, which is significantly slimmer than the chonky cards that formed the RTX 4090 range. I would expect AIB cards to release the following day, and with the same old big boi shrouds that were used in the previous generation.
When will we see it?
When will we see it?
The RTX 5090 release date is January 30, 2025. It will come in a shiny new Founders Edition form, which is significantly slimmer than the chonky cards that formed the RTX 4090 range. I would expect AIB cards to release the following day, and with the same old big boi shrouds that were used in the previous generation.
The RTX 5090 release date is January 30, 2025. It will come in a shiny new Founders Edition form, which is significantly slimmer than the chonky cards that formed the RTX 4090 range. I would expect AIB cards to release the following day, and with the same old big boi shrouds that were used in the previous generation.
Specs?What are the specs?The rumoured specifications were pretty much bang on the money, with the RTX 5090 sporting 21,760 CUDA cores and 32 GB GDDR7 memory. The only thing which has been the subject of rampant speculation, and regularly changing specification, has been the TGP numbers. That has now settled on 575 W.
Specs?
Specs?
What are the specs?The rumoured specifications were pretty much bang on the money, with the RTX 5090 sporting 21,760 CUDA cores and 32 GB GDDR7 memory. The only thing which has been the subject of rampant speculation, and regularly changing specification, has been the TGP numbers. That has now settled on 575 W.
What are the specs?
What are the specs?
The rumoured specifications were pretty much bang on the money, with the RTX 5090 sporting 21,760 CUDA cores and 32 GB GDDR7 memory. The only thing which has been the subject of rampant speculation, and regularly changing specification, has been the TGP numbers. That has now settled on 575 W.
The rumoured specifications were pretty much bang on the money, with the RTX 5090 sporting 21,760 CUDA cores and 32 GB GDDR7 memory. The only thing which has been the subject of rampant speculation, and regularly changing specification, has been the TGP numbers. That has now settled on 575 W.
Price?But… how much will it cost?Thankfully the speculation that we would be seeing a huge price rise with the new RTX 50-series GPUs has largely proved false, with no $2,000+ Founders Edition on offer. The RTX 5090 will launch at $1,999, though that is still a good deal more than the RTX 4090, and you can bet AIBs will charge around $2,500 where it can.
Price?
Price?
But… how much will it cost?Thankfully the speculation that we would be seeing a huge price rise with the new RTX 50-series GPUs has largely proved false, with no $2,000+ Founders Edition on offer. The RTX 5090 will launch at $1,999, though that is still a good deal more than the RTX 4090, and you can bet AIBs will charge around $2,500 where it can.
But… how much will it cost?
But… how much will it cost?
Thankfully the speculation that we would be seeing a huge price rise with the new RTX 50-series GPUs has largely proved false, with no $2,000+ Founders Edition on offer. The RTX 5090 will launch at $1,999, though that is still a good deal more than the RTX 4090, and you can bet AIBs will charge around $2,500 where it can.
Thankfully the speculation that we would be seeing a huge price rise with the new RTX 50-series GPUs has largely proved false, with no $2,000+ Founders Edition on offer. The RTX 5090 will launch at $1,999, though that is still a good deal more than the RTX 4090, and you can bet AIBs will charge around $2,500 where it can.
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