Founders Edition RTX 4090 is finally back in stock at MSRP, at least in the UK
Pick up the RTX 4090 for MSRP again, at last
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The RTX 4090 has been a pretty hard GPU to get a hold of for a decent price, especially with custom models hiking up the price by a considerable amount. If you’re interested in grabbing this flagship card at a fair(er) price, the Founders Edition model is again available for MSRP from the official Nvidia store in the UK.
While this is great news for those of you based in the UK, the best graphics card on the market is still out of stock in many of Nvidia’s other storefronts such as the US or Germany (at the time of writing). With that in mind, we’d suggest snapping one up quick, unless you’re content with waiting for the 50 series release date at this point.
ASUS ROG Strix RTX 4090 OC
Core Clock Speed
2,640 MHz boost
CUDA Cores
16,384
Memory Size
24GB GDDR6X
Dimensions
357.6 x 149.3 x 70.1mm
PSU Required
1000W
TDP
450W
RTX 4090 available to purchase for MSRP on Nvidia store
Like we said, we’d suggest heading on over to the official Nvidia UK store as soon as possible if you don’t want to miss out. Reddit user u/theandroids spotted this listed, also mentioning the RTX 4070 Super (that we’re quite fond of) in their Reddit post.
We recently reported that the RTX 4090 price is dropping, and now that its back in stock in the UK for the £1,579 MSRP, that could be a great signal for more custom models to come closer to it in price if they want to provide stronger competition.
Will the RTX 4090 be available in the US for MSRP?
As of now, the RTX 4090 is out of stock on Nvidia’s US storefront. That means picking up the GPU for its recommended $1,599 price tag is a struggle. Looking over to Amazon, Best Buy, and Newegg, and the cheaper end is around $1,799. Some new listings at this price are promising though, as we’ve been stuck with prices above the $2,000 mark for some time now, so it’s finally changing for the better.
