Lenovo and HP stop selling RTX 5090 desktops in US
Lenovo and HP have stopped selling gaming desktops with Nvidia RTX 5090 graphics cards in the United States as standalone GPUs vanish from major retailers.
Manufacturer stock disappears online
A check of Lenovo and HP US online stores found no purchasable configurations for their flagship consumer graphics processor. HP lists its OMEN MAX 45L desktop at $7,999.99 but marks the item as out of stock on its website. Lenovo's US store similarly shows no readily available RTX 5090-equipped computers during the investigation into availability problems.
Retail prices surge sharply
Several major retailers display expensive standalone graphics cards as unavailable while listing prices far above the original launch cost. Newegg lists MSI and ASUS models at $5,899.99 and $5,099.99 respectively, representing increases of approximately 195% and 155%. Amazon currently sells an ASUS TUF Gaming RTX 5090 for $7,679.80, which is about 284% above the initial price.
Third party sellers remain open
Independent computer manufacturers continue advertising complete systems containing the graphics card despite the shortage affecting big brands. Best Buy lists configurations from Skytech and CLX with available purchasing options for customers seeking these premium machines. Priced at $8,999.99, the One Skytech Tempest desktop features an AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D processor paired with an RTX 5090.
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