NVIDIA reportedly halts RTX 5090 orders for board partners
NVIDIA has denied reports that the GeForce RTX 5090 has been discontinued, stating the card will continue shipping despite production constraints. However, new information from an unnamed board partner suggests the company is no longer accepting orders for the GB202 GPUs and 32GB GDDR7 memory kits required to manufacture the card. This information was shared by hardware journalist Roman Hartung,…
Key points
- NVIDIA denies RTX 5090 discontinuation but board partners reportedly cannot order new GB202 GPU and memory kits.
- Cooler suppliers report two board partners reduced 2027 Q1 orders and received no orders for 2027 Q2.
- RTX 5090 removed from NVIDIA US Marketplace and Micro Center listings, now marked as 'Not Carried'.
Additionally, a supplier of graphics card cooling systems reported that two board partners have significantly reduced their projected RTX 5090 cooler orders for the first quarter of 2027 compared to the third quarter of 2026. The supplier has received no orders for the second quarter of 2027. These reports align with earlier observations that the RTX 5090 was removed from NVIDIA’s US Marketplace and Micro Center listings, which changed to “Not Carried.” NVIDIA executive Jeff Fisher had previously stated the card was not discontinued, but the current inability to place orders raises questions about future availability.
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videocardz.com · 26 October 2026
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