HP Omen Max 45L with RTX 5090 drops to $4,799, $2,200 off

HP cut $2,200 off the Omen Max 45L configured with an RTX 5090, dropping it to $4,799 according to Tom's Hardware. That's cheaper than what many retailers charge for the GPU by itself—NVIDIA's flagship launched at $1,999 MSRP, but street prices often hit $2,500+ due to low stock.

The system includes 64GB DDR5 RAM (good for heavy multitasking beyond gaming), a 2TB NVMe SSD, and what HP lists as their "latest Intel Core Ultra processor" (likely a Core Ultra 200S series chip, though the exact SKU isn't confirmed in the deal listing). Case is the Omen Max 45L chassis with tempered glass and addressable RGB.

This is one of those rare moments where a prebuilt undercuts DIY pricing. The 5090 alone eats most of your budget right now, and adding 64GB DDR5 plus a high-end CPU pushes a self-built rig past $5k easily. HP's eating margin to move inventory.

If you've been waiting for Blackwell to drop in price before upgrading, this is the cleanest path to a 5090 system without hunting for drops or paying scalper tax. Check your current FPS baselines before you pull the trigger—know what you're gaining.