RTX 5090 prices hit €5,200 in Germany, up 73% since January

GeForce RTX 5090 prices in Germany have crossed €5,000, according to Hardwareluxx and pricing aggregator Geizhals. The cheapest listed model is now the INNO3D iCHILL Frostbite Pro at €5,242.94. No RTX 5090 is currently listed below €5,200 in the German market, and several mainstream custom cards are approaching €5,500. The same INNO3D card was €3,029 in January — a 73% jump in eight months.

NVIDIA's Founders Edition RTX 5090 is still priced at €2,099 when in stock, which means custom cards now cost 2.5× the official MSRP. The spread between FE and AIB pricing has never been this wide for a flagship GPU. Supply constraints and tariff pressure are the likely culprits, but NVIDIA hasn't commented on the custom-card pricing runaway.

If you're shopping for a 5090 in the EU, you're either paying double-plus or waiting indefinitely for an FE drop. The RTX 5080 (16GB GDDR7, roughly 80% of 5090 performance in raster) starts around €1,200-€1,400 and is actually in stock. For most people chasing 4K/high-refresh, that's the play until AIB pricing normalizes.

If you're weighing a 5090 purchase or trying to squeeze more out of your current card, run a fresh playbook to see where your settings stand.