RTX 5090 and 5080 cards are shown on Newegg and Best Buy

Hear that? That’s the sound of a million players waiting for the release of Nvidia’s next Gen RTX card with bated breath. You will be able to divorce your hard earned cash in a few days, and Newegg and Best Buy are first in line with taking it. The retailers already have lists for dozens of RTX 5090 and 5080 cards – and some of them even have prices.

Go ahead and check out the early RTX 50 lists about Newegg and Best Buy. The latter has prices, especially the right-on-money RTX 5080 founder’s edition. FE cards are sold directly from Nvidia without partner branding or upgraded items, and the RTX 5080 hits the promised $ 1,000 launch price (with a free month of Discord Nitro, Woo).

Other RTX 5080 variants from gigabytes are also offered, topping out at the Xtreme Waterforce 16 GB model, which costs $ 1,400 and comes with an included radiator and triple-fan cooling setup. Very decorative and very expensive, but still good below the $ 2,000 starting price for RTX 5090. Only the founder’s edition of this card is up on Best Buy’s Website so far, although a few pre -built desktops appear.

Newegg shows both RTX 5090 and 5080 variants with over 40 different models from Asus, Gigabyte, MSI, Zotac and PNY. The prices for these specific cards are not yet available, and Nvidia’s Founders Edition cards are especially absent from the set -up. According to a press release from Newegg, they will be sold in the US on Thursday, January 30 at 1 p.m. 9 Eastern (6 AM Pacific) together with pre -built PCs with the new GPUs.

In an echo of … yes, virtually any NVIDIA release of the last decade, the company already warns that cards can get out of stock quickly. It says it collaborates with partners to get as many GPUs on the shelves as possible, but please resist the urge to enrich scales. Elden Ring will still be there in a few months. Oh, and don’t forget to check out PCWMORLD’s review of the RTX 5090 right here, and the newer RTX 5080 review here.