NVIDIA Has GPUs If You Have Coin

Gamers Nexus · 2026-09-19 · 29 min
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vV4fow4JUMkVideo summary
NVIDIA GPUs average 70% over MSRP, with the RTX 5090 at $4,880 as memory shortages drive prices higher.
Gamers Nexus finds GPU prices have worsened over six months: NVIDIA cards average 70% above MSRP, versus 28% for AMD and 21% for Intel. The RTX 5090 averages $4,880 in stock—$900 higher than in February and 144% above MSRP—while GPUs with at least 16GB of VRAM average 67% over MSRP. The report links rising costs and scarce availability to memory demand from AI data centers, noting reported memory-price hikes and MSI chairman Ko Shuan’s forecast that consumer shipments will fall 10–20% this year as unit prices rise. NVIDIA’s RTX 50 Super launch has repeatedly slipped amid VRAM costs, while AMD reportedly plans at least a 10% bundle-price increase. Tracking Newegg listings, the video says November 2025 was the best recent time to buy and advises against building a gaming PC unless necessary. It closes by suggesting enthusiasts redirect their DIY skills toward home labs, routers, and privacy projects.
Chapters
- 0:00NVIDIA, Take the Wheel: RTX 5090 at $4,880 and Nvidia GPUs 70% Over MSRP
- 1:53DRAM Shortage Driving Increases: 3GB GDDR7 Chips Reportedly Reach $60–$70
- 5:02Super Series Delay Timeline: RTX 50 Super Slips Again as AMD Plans a 10% Increase
- 7:31GPU Public Sales Figures: AIB Average Price Reaches $918 as RTX Pro 6000 Hits $16,000
- 10:12Price Methodology: New Newegg Listings and In-Stock Prices Define the Snapshot
- 11:22Average Prices Rise While Availability Varies: RTX 5090 Up $900, Top Cards Have 15 Listings
- 13:24Percent Over MSRP: RTX 5090 Reaches 144%, While RX 9070 GRE Matches $550 MSRP
- 14:30The 90-Class Shifts Toward Workstations as RTX 5090 Sits Nearly $3,000 Over MSRP
- 16:3216GB vs Lower VRAM: 16GB-Plus GPUs Now Average 67% Over MSRP
- 18:33Nvidia’s 70% Premium Widens Its Gap Over AMD as Availability Shares Shift
- 20:35Conclusion: GPU Prices May Worsen, So Build Only If You Truly Need a PC
- 26:13A Positive Message from Steve: Repurpose Old PCs for Home Labs, Routers, and VPNs
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