NVIDIA is reportedly ending production of its flagship consumer graphics card, the GeForce RTX 5090, according to reports from hardware leakers. The reports surfaced on October 10, 2026. They say NVIDIA will redirect GB202 GPUs, which power the RTX 5090, exclusively to its RTX PRO series for professional and data center applications. The move would prioritize those markets over high-end gaming.
The GeForce RTX 5080 would then become NVIDIA’s top-tier gaming card, potentially with a new 24GB model. NVIDIA has not confirmed the reports. They have prompted discussion about the future of high-end consumer GPUs and the possibility of supply shortages and price increases for remaining top-tier cards.
The reports come as analysts say NVIDIA’s stock has remained resilient despite broader concerns in the AI sector affecting competitors.