Gigabyte’s GeForce RTX 5090 AORUS Infinity has surfaced at Micro Center with a listed price of $5,299.99, making it one of the most expensive GeForce graphics cards ever offered through a major US retailer. The listing provides the clearest look yet at US pricing for Gigabyte’s 40th anniversary flagship.
The price places the card in a category far beyond conventional enthusiast hardware. NVIDIA introduced the GeForce RTX 5090 with a suggested retail price of $1,999, while Gigabyte’s anniversary edition costs more than double that figure.
Micro Center currently lists the graphics card as an in-store pickup item. No inventory is available at the time of writing, and shipping options are not listed.
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Gigabyte offered the card with a custom cooling solution built around a dual-fan layout and a double flow-through structure. The cooler incorporates Hawk fans, superconducting heat pipes, composite metal thermal grease, and a hidden Overdrive fan positioned within the heatsink assembly.
The graphics card ships with a factory boost clock of 2,730MHz, considerably higher than NVIDIA’s 2,407MHz reference specification.
Under the cooler, the hardware remains based on NVIDIA’s full GeForce RTX 5090 configuration. The GPU features 21,760 CUDA cores paired with 32GB of GDDR7 memory running at 28Gbps across a 512-bit memory interface.
Display connectivity consists of three DisplayPort 2.1b outputs and a single HDMI 2.1b port.
The card is physically larger than many standard graphics cards. Gigabyte lists dimensions of 330 × 145 × 65 mm and recommends a 1,000W power supply equipped with a 16-pin power connector.
The US pricing closely mirrors an earlier listing in Taiwan, where the anniversary model carried a price tag of NT$165,000, equivalent to roughly $5,250. Buyers who purchased the card through Gigabyte’s anniversary promotion in Taiwan were eligible to receive one gram of 999-purity gold as part of the package.
Gigabyte has expanded the Infinity branding to several GeForce RTX 50-series products, but the RTX 5090 version sits at the top of the family. Anniversary branding, custom cooling hardware, factory tuning, and limited production all contribute to the unusually high asking price.
At this price range, the GeForce RTX 5090 AORUS Infinity costs more than many complete gaming PCs. The Micro Center listing places it among the highest-priced GeForce graphics cards ever sold at retail.
Source: Micro Center
