Nvidia RTX 5090 and RTX 5080 gaming PCs listed prematurely for $7,539 and $4,399 at a retailer — Blackwell meets Arrow Lake to vitality upcoming Predator Orion 7000 PCs from Acer
Premature listings from German retailer Otto.de (Credit score rating: Videocardz) attribute upcoming Predator Orion 7000 fashions from Acer, along with the RTX 5090 and RTX 5080, priced at $7,539 and $4,399, respectively. As of writing, the listings have been taken down. Needless to say the pricing talked about is not final and is most definitely a placeholder. In addition to, it is exhausting to discern the exact MSRP given the variation between completely different parts akin to RAM, CPU, storage, and regional VATs.
Nvidia is gearing up for its upcoming RTX 50 announcement subsequent month by the use of social media events and the return of GeForce LAN after 13 years. Jensen Huang will take the stage as he removes the veil of the RTX 5090, RTX 5080, and RTX 5070 sequence on January 6. The listings surfaced briefly at Otto.de; nonetheless, Videocardz managed to grab only a few snippets sooner than it was too late. Acer is updating its high-end Predator Orion 7000 family of pre-builts with Arrow Lake and Blackwell, and these newer fashions must be launched rapidly after Nvidia’s large reveal.
The first mannequin choices the RTX 5090 32GB paired with the Core Extraordinarily 9 285K, 128GB of DDR5 memory, and 2TB of storage for $7,539 (£5,999). For context, we found a retail current-gen Orion 7000 outfitted with the RTX 4090, the i9-13900KF, 32GB of RAM, and 3TB of full storage for $3,999 ($4,499 MSRP). Whatever the distinction in memory functionality, that is a gigantic bounce in pricing nonetheless most likely does not replicate the RTX 5090’s MSRP.
Second up is the RTX 5080 16GB variant coupled with the Core Extraordinarily 7 265KF, 32GB of memory, and 1TB of storage for $4,399 (£3,499). A equally specced current-gen Orion 7000 will run you $3,299 ($3,499 MSRP) with the i7-14700KF, RTX 4080, 32GB of RAM, and 2TB of full storage. For the sake of it, assuming a 19% VAT and $300 for the additional 96GB of memory for the first PC, the RTX 5090 outfitted system sees a 29% bounce in pricing, whereas the RTX 5080 pre-built is priced equally to current-gen fashions. In actual fact, these numbers are purely for statistical causes and by no means indicative of Nvidia’s pricing building.
On the specs aspect of points, the RTX 5090 is rumored to attribute the big 744mm-squared GB202 die with 170 SMs (21,760 CUDA cores), 32GB of 28 Gbps GDDR7 memory, and a 512-bit memory interface. The RTX 5080 allegedly sticks with GB203, dropping to solely 84 SMs (10,752 CUDA cores), 16GB of 30 Gbps GDD7 VRAM with a 256-bit memory bus. We’ll need to attend for Nvidia subsequent month for extra particulars on construction and pricing.
