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Walmart offers MSI RTX 5090 for $4,299 during GeForce Week

Walmart is offering the MSI Gaming Trio GeForce RTX 5090 for $4,299 as part of its GeForce Week deals. This price is significantly lower than the current market rate, where third-party sellers often charge over $8,000 for the card. The RTX 5090 has a manufacturer's suggested retail price of $1,999, but stock shortages have driven prices up sharply.

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  • Walmart sells MSI Gaming Trio RTX 5090 for $4,299 during GeForce Week.
  • Third-party sellers currently charge over $8,000 for the RTX 5090.
  • The card supports 4K gaming with DLSS 4.5 and local AI inference.

The article notes that the RTX 5090 remains the most powerful gaming graphics card available, particularly for 4K gaming with path-traced lighting and Nvidia's DLSS 4.5 technology. It is also highlighted as a strong option for local AI tasks, including LLM inference and image generation. The demand for these capabilities is cited as a primary reason for the recent price surge in the GPU market.

Tom's Hardware advises buyers to ensure their power supply can handle the card and to use a quality 12V-2x6 cable to prevent damage. The publication suggests that with new GeForce cards not yet in sight and AI-driven demand likely to keep prices rising, this deal represents a rare opportunity to purchase high-end hardware at a relatively attainable price point.

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Get this spiffy, stealthy MSI Gaming Trio RTX 5090 for just $4,299

Tom's Hardware · 22 September 2026

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