GeForce RTX 5090 disappears from retail amid rumors of production halt

As noted by iXBT.com, the official Nvidia website still has an information page for the model, but the graphics card is no longer displayed in the list of available products and catalog filter on the company's marketplace. Nvidia has not made any official statements about stopping production.

At the same time, the American electronics store chain Micro Center has moved the flagship card to the status of "Not Carried", which means the product is excluded from the catalog without waiting for new shipments, according to 3DNews citing Tom's Hardware. Partner models from third-party brands have also run out in the network's offline stores.

According to PC Games Hardware, citing distributors and manufacturer partners, Nvidia has stopped allocating new GB202 graphics processors for the release of the consumer version of the RTX 5090. According to this information, vendors can assemble cards only from previously shipped batches of chips, but do not receive additional quotas.