Tech & AIRichard EcholsThe RTX 5090 Vanished. AI Did It.

The RTX 5090 Vanished. AI Did It.

Long-form13:53Science & TechnologyPublished Oct 21, 2026, 7:28 AM · 1d ago
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Nvidia's most powerful gaming card disappeared from Nvidia's own store, and one listing on Amazon hit almost $9,000. Nvidia says it isn't discontinued. So where did it go? Follow the chip and follow the money: the same GB202 chip sells for $1,999 as a gaming card or $16,000 as an AI card, AI is 92.5% of Nvidia's revenue, RAM is up 500% in a year, and consoles cost more five years after launch. Here's what it means for gamers, and for your business. Free AI assessment for your business (about 10 minutes): https://rmdw.ai/?utm_source=youtube Become an RMDW Insider ($4.99/mo): every essay 24 hours early, a vote on the next topic, your name in the credits: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvZNH8z8q38CJ3Cqe1PMLCw/join Follow me on X: https://x.com/richardbechols Also watch: Adobe, Sony and Nintendo Lost Control. Now They Want the Copy Back: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3lFospmK1ls CHAPTERS 0:00 The RTX 5090 vanished 1:21 Chapter 1: The card that vanished 2:57 Chapter 2: The leak and the denial 4:19 Chapter 3: Follow the chip 5:48 Chapter 4: Follow the money 7:07 Chapter 5: The real problem is memory 8:38 Chapter 6: Consoles got hit too 10:51 Chapter 7: What this means for you SOURCES Leaks (GB202 to RTX Pro, "5090 EOL"): Club386 and VGC, Oct 10 to 12, 2026. A leak; Nvidia never confirmed it. Gone from Nvidia's store: Wccftech, Oct 15, 2026. Micro Center "Not Carried": Tom's Hardware, Oct 2026 Amazon listing near $9,000 (third-party seller): PC Guide, Oct 19, 2026 Nvidia's Jeff Fisher, "production has not been discontinued": Tom's Hardware citing 4Gamers, Oct 17, 2026 Missing pallets in Brazil: Tom's Hardware, Oct 2026 RTX Pro 6000 at $16,000: Tom's Hardware, Aug 2026 Nvidia revenue ($96.2B, data center $89.0B): Nvidia Q2 FY27 results, Aug 26, 2026 Jensen Huang, "everything is scarce is fantastic for us": PC Guide, Mar 9, 2026 HBM wafer share (22%) vs bit share (9%): TrendForce, Jun 2, 2026 32GB DDR5-6000 at $449.97, RAM up 500%+: Tom's Hardware, Oct 14, 2026 Micron, "much higher prices": VGC and The Register, Oct 2026 Xbox console memory costs "increased by more than 2.5x": Xbox Wire, Jun 25, 2026 US console sales 2026 year to date (Xbox -33%, PlayStation -25%): Mat Piscatella, Circana, Oct 9, 2026 PS6 memory over $680 (leak, KeplerL2): VGC, Oct 18, 2026. Project Helix $1,200 to $1,800 unless subsidized: Fortune via Kotaku, Oct 20, 2026 GPU rental prices: Mercatus GPU Index and Thunder Compute, Sep to Oct 2026. Steam Hardware Survey, September 2026 Not investment advice. RMDW = Real-world Models, Data and Workflows. AI is about results, not prompts. CREDITS Footage from NVIDIA, NVIDIA GeForce, CNBC, Micron Technology, Gamers Nexus, Hardware Unboxed, JayzTwoCents, Bloomberg, PlayStation, Xbox, Unboxing tech and gadgets, and Fast Tutorials, used briefly, muted, for commentary and news under fair use. Logos are trademarks of their owners. Jah footage: RMDW. #AI #Nvidia #RTX5090 #GPU #Gaming
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