The Chinese have turned the RTX 5090 into a monster with 96 GB of RAM, and sold it for cheaper than the original

The Chinese have turned the RTX 5090 into a monster with 96 GB of RAM, and sold it for cheaper than the original
The Chinese have turned the RTX 5090 into a monster with 96 GB of RAM, and sold it for cheaper than the original

While Nvidia continues to make money on expensive graphics cards, Chinese craftsmen have found a way to make the RTX 5090 even more interesting. on the website Alibaba A modified version of the flagship graphics card appeared with 96 GB of memory, three times that of the original card. Meanwhile, the seller is asking less than $4,000.

The regular GeForce RTX 5090 comes with 32GB of GDDR7 memory, which is enough for most modern games, but probably not enough for serious AI tasks. This unusual modification is designed for just such buyers. Additional memory allows you to load larger AI models and process more data without constantly accessing RAM.

The most interesting thing is the price. According to the quotation information, the Chinese version is priced at approximately US$3,888. That’s about 35% cheaper than the original RTX 5090, which has a suggested price of $1,999 but is often sold for much more. It turns out that at current prices, buyers can get more than three times the memory for about 65% of the cost of the original card.

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