Desktop Card
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090
The entry point: one card, one PC, real AI power on your desk.
$2,499
Launch MSRP was $1,999 (Jan 2025); sustained demand has kept real street prices around $2,400–$2,800 in 2026.
Specs, in plain words
| GPU Memory (VRAM) |
32 GB GDDR7
Think of this as the size of the workbench the card has to lay a model's brain (its "weights") out on. If a model needs more room than this, it will not load — no partial credit.
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| Power Draw (TDP) |
575 W
How much electricity the card pulls at full tilt. Matters for your power bill and your electrical circuit — NVIDIA recommends a 1000W+ power supply for this card.
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| Memory Bandwidth |
1,792 GB/s
How fast data moves in and out of memory. Higher is faster responses, but it doesn't change whether a model fits — only memory *size* decides that.
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Power draw in everyday terms: 575 W is roughly the same continuous draw as
0.5 average U.S. homes (about 1,200 W each) running around the clock.
Running this for one hour uses about 0.6% of a typical 90 kWh electric-car battery.
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