Where to buy Nvidia RTX 3090: find stock here
Where to get Nvidia's behemoth
If you’re building a no-compromises PC, the Nvidia GeForce RTX 3090 is the only real option. Consumer graphics cards don’t get more powerful than this as its loaded with so many CUDA, RT, and Tensor cores alongside an absurd amount of GDDR6X memory. This card can beast through gaming and PC workloads just as quickly as it can beast through your budget. And, unfortunately, all the power has made this card as elusive as the rest in Nvidia’s current lineup.
The RTX 3090 normally costs a pretty penny, but with the difficult markups of the past year, it’s gone well beyond MSRP. The Founders Edition would normally cost $1,499 (£1,399, around AU$2,030), with partner cards usually costing a good deal more than that. Surprisingly, the RTX 3090 has suffered from quite the same price inflation as its siblings. You can currently find cards available on Amazon between $2700 and $3000. In the UK, you can find models from Scan, Box, and Overclockers for around £2000 and up.
That price may still be a little steep if you were hoping to get something closer to the Founders Edition pricing. In that case, your best bet is with a pre-built PC. Ebuyer has some reasonably price options in the UK, and you can get a full HP Omen 30L with an RTX 3090 in it for the same $3000 that would have only gotten you the card on Amazon. If you still want to hold out for a lower price on the card alone, keep checking beck, as we’ll continue to update this page with any availability we discover.
Nvidia RTX 3090 stock: try these retailers
- US RTX 3090 retailers: Nvidia | Amazon | Best Buy | Micro Center | Adorama | B&H | Newegg
- UK RTX 3090 retailers: Nvidia | Scan | Overclockers | Ebuyer | Box
There's plenty of reasons why people may want to buy the RTX 3090, as it's a cutting edge and future-proof graphics card that can also dabble in 8K gaming.
If it's not what you're after, check out our where to buy the RTX 3080 guide, and we'll show you where to buy the 3090's smaller sibling.
The latest Nvidia RTX 3090 deals available now
We'll list all the latest Nvidia RTX 3090 stock below as soon as it's available. Keep checking this page, as we'll automatically list the best RTX 3090 deals as soon as they go live - but they may not be around for long.
Where to buy RTX 3090 in the US
Orders for the Nvidia RTX 3090 are now live in the US, but stock remains low or non-existent for many retailers. We'll keep you posted if that changes.
Nvidia RTX 3090 deals at Amazon
Amazon has got some RTX 3090 stock, which is good news, but the bad news is that most stock is sold out. And, RTX 3090s that are on sale are from third party sellers, and are much more expensive than usual. If you don't mind paying close to $3,000, you do have some options, though. Of course, you can get a whole PC with a RTX 3090 from Micro Center for that much.
Nvidia RTX 3090 deals at Best Buy
Best Buy has a range of RTX 3090 models as well, but at the moment every model is sold out. However, you are able to buy pre-built PCs with RTX 3090s, like the CLX SET for $4,399.99.
Nvidia RTX 3090 deals at Newegg
Newegg has various models listed on its site, but all RTX 3090 cards are out of stock at the moment. It is selling pre-built systems with the GPU installed, however, like the ABS Legend Gaming PC for $4,199.99.
Nvidia RTX 3090 deals at B&H
The B&H website is showing that all its RTX 3090 cards are 'coming soon'. This likely means they are out of stock, but you can click 'Notify When Available' to get a head's up when they go back in stock. The Zotac Gaming GeForce RTX 3090 Trinity is the cheapest, at $1,499.
Where to buy RTX 3090 in the UK
The Nvidia RTX 3090 is on sale in the UK as well, though stock is proving to be just as hard to get there as well. Here's what we've found so far:
Nvidia RTX 3090 stock at Overclockers
Overclockers UK is a great site for buying components, and if you act quick, you might be able to get your hands on some of the RTX 3090 models it has in stock right now.
Can't get an RTX 3090? Here's some more great graphics card deals:
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