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NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 32GB with standard open-air axial fan cooling. Blackwell architecture (GB202, TSMC 4NP). 21,760 CUDA cores, 680 fifth-gen Tensor Cores (FP4/FP8), 170 fourth-gen RT Cores. 32GB GDDR7 on 512-bit bus at 1,792 GB/s bandwidth. Approximately 104.8 TFLOPS FP32. 575W TDP via 16-pin connector. PCIe Gen 5 x16. DLSS 4 with Multi Frame Generation. The most powerful consumer GPU available. 32GB VRAM handles AI models the 24GB RTX 4090 cannot. Note: open-air fan cooler is not ideal for multi-GPU density builds; the separate 5090 Blower listing serves that purpose. MillionMiner price $5,000. Brand New.

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Model RTX 5090 32GB Fan
GPU Status Brand New
VRAM 32 GB GDDR7
Architecture Blackwell (GB202)
Form Factor Triple-slot Axial-Fan (Retail)
Best for Top-tier AI workstations, gaming/creative dual-use builds

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NVIDIA RTX 5090 32GB Fan Style: Blackwell Flagship Specifications, AI Performance, Mining Economics, and Comparison Against RTX 4090 and Professional GPUs

The RTX 5090 is the Blackwell architecture's consumer flagship, launched January 2025 at $1,999 MSRP. MillionMiner's $5,000 pricing reflects the persistent supply constraints that have plagued this card since launch. GDDR7 memory shortages, overwhelming demand from both gamers and AI operators, and NVIDIA's own warnings about future price increases have pushed market pricing well above MSRP. Vast.ai reports mid-2026 prices at $2,500 to $4,000+ with some units reaching $5,000+. MillionMiner's $5,000 sits at the upper end of the current market but delivers guaranteed Brand New condition with MillionMiner's support.The specifications justify the demand. 21,760 CUDA cores on the GB202 die at TSMC 4NP process with 92.2 billion transistors. Approximately 104.8 TFLOPS FP32 at 2.41 GHz boost clock. 680 fifth-gen Tensor Cores supporting FP4, FP8, FP16, BF16, TF32, INT8, and INT4 precision. 170 fourth-gen RT Cores. 32GB GDDR7 on a 512-bit bus at 28 Gbps producing 1,792 GB/s bandwidth. PCIe Gen 5 x16 doubles the host-to-GPU bandwidth versus Gen 4, improving data loading for AI training and large dataset ingestion.The 78 percent bandwidth improvement over the RTX 4090 (1,792 versus 1,008 GB/s) is the most consequential specification for AI workloads. LLM inference token generation speed scales almost linearly with memory bandwidth in autoregressive decoding. JarvisLabs estimates 1.5x to 1.8x inference speedup versus the 4090 for bandwidth-bound workloads. Training speedup runs 1.3x to 1.7x depending on model size and whether the workload is compute-bound or memory-bound.AI model capacity at 32GB: 13B models at FP16 with batch headroom, 25B+ at INT8, 30B+ at 4-bit quantization. The fifth-gen FP4 Tensor precision enables more aggressive quantization (fitting models in less VRAM with minimal accuracy loss) that previous architectures cannot accelerate natively. For local LLM inference with llama.cpp, vLLM, or Ollama, the RTX 5090 is the strongest single consumer GPU available."Fan Style" cooling context for MillionMiner buyers. This listing features a standard AIB open-air cooler (dual or triple axial fans) that draws ambient air from inside the chassis and exhausts it back into the chassis. Excellent for single-GPU workstations and gaming builds. Not suitable for multi-GPU configurations where the heated exhaust from card one becomes card two's intake. For multi-GPU mining rigs or AI compute builds requiring 2+ GPUs per chassis, MillionMiner's "5090 32G Blower" variant with enclosed rear exhaust is the correct thermal choice.Mining economics, May 2026. Hashrate.no: $1.49 daily revenue, approximately $0.83 profit at $0.10/kWh. Minerstat: 160 MH/s Ethash at 290W (undervolted), Ergo 575 MH/s, Conflux 210 MH/s. Kryptex: various algorithms with the most profitable being Tari on Cuckaroo29. WhatToMine: Clore.ai rental generates up to $10.52/day, significantly exceeding direct mining returns. At $5,000 acquisition, direct mining ROI exceeds 5 years. GPU rental or dual-use deployment (AI serving during business hours, mining off-peak) compresses effective payback.575W TDP via single 16-pin (12VHPWR) power connector. NVIDIA recommends 1,000W+ PSU. DLSS 4 with Multi Frame Generation for gaming and visualization. AV1 encode and decode. No NVLink (same as RTX 4090). 2-slot form factor on the Founders Edition; AIB cards may vary in width. Brand New at MillionMiner $5,000.

NVIDIA RTX 5090 32GB Fan Style: Blackwell Architecture with 1,792 GB/s Bandwidth for AI and Mining

The RTX 5090 is a generational leap, not an incremental update. Against the RTX 4090: 33 percent more CUDA cores (21,760 versus 16,384), 33 percent more VRAM (32GB versus 24GB), 78 percent more memory bandwidth (1,792 GB/s versus 1,008 GB/s), and PCIe Gen 5 versus Gen 4. The bandwidth improvement alone translates to 1.5x to 1.8x faster LLM inference on token generation, which scales almost linearly with memory bandwidth.The 32GB GDDR7 matters for AI operators hitting the 24GB ceiling. The RTX 4090 cannot fit a 13B model at FP16 with any meaningful batch size, and 25B models at INT8 are tight. The 5090 runs 13B models at FP16 with comfortable batch headroom, and handles 25B+ at INT8 or 30B+ at 4-bit quantization. Fifth-gen Tensor Cores add FP4 precision, enabling more aggressive quantization to fit even larger models within the 32GB envelope."Fan Style" means a standard open-air axial fan cooler (AIB partner design with dual or triple fans). This cools effectively for single-GPU builds but dumps heated air inside the chassis. Not appropriate for multi-GPU configurations where adjacent cards would overheat. MillionMiner also lists a "5090 32G Blower" variant with rear exhaust for multi-GPU density.Mining per Hashrate.no May 2026: $1.49 daily revenue, $0.83 profit at $0.10/kWh. WhatToMine reports Clore.ai GPU rental up to $10.52/day, potentially more profitable than direct mining. The 575W TDP makes electricity cost the dominant variable in mining economics. At $5,000 acquisition, direct mining ROI stretches beyond 5 years; GPU rental or dual-use (AI compute plus mining) shortens effective payback.575W via 16-pin power connector. 1,000W+ PSU recommended. PCIe Gen 5 x16. DLSS 4 with Multi Frame Generation. No NVLink.

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NVIDIA RTX 5090 32GB Fan Style: Blackwell Flagship Consumer GPU

The most powerful consumer GPU available. Blackwell with 21,760 CUDA cores, 680 fifth-gen Tensor Cores (FP4/FP8 capable), 32GB GDDR7 at 1,792 GB/s. ~104.8 TFLOPS FP32. 78 percent more bandwidth and 33 percent more VRAM than the RTX 4090. PCIe Gen 5 x16. 575W TDP. DLSS 4. Open-air fan cooler for single-GPU workstations and gaming systems. For multi-GPU builds, use the 5090 Blower variant instead. AI inference up to ~25B at FP16. MillionMiner $5,000 Brand New.

32GB GDDR7 at 1,792 GB/s: 78% More Bandwidth than 4090

Blackwell at TSMC 4NP. 21,760 CUDA cores. 1.5x to 1.8x faster AI inference from bandwidth alone. The most powerful consumer GPU.

Fifth-Gen Tensor Cores with FP4 Precision

FP4 quantization fits larger models in 32GB. 680 Tensor Cores accelerate inference 2 to 4x faster than fourth-gen on the 4090.

Single-GPU Optimized Cooling

Open-air axial fans for workstations and gaming. For multi-GPU density builds, see the 5090 Blower variant in MillionMiner's catalog.

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Persistent supply constraints. GDDR7 memory shortages, overwhelming demand from gamers and AI operators, and NVIDIA's warnings about future price increases have pushed market pricing well above MSRP since launch. Vast.ai reports mid-2026 market prices at $2,500 to $4,000+, some units exceeding $5,000. MillionMiner's $5,000 includes Brand New guaranteed condition and MillionMiner support.

Fan Style: open-air axial fan cooler (dual or triple fans) drawing ambient air from inside the chassis and exhausting back into it. Excellent for single-GPU builds. Not suitable for multi-GPU density. Blower: enclosed cooler exhausting all heat out the rear I/O bracket. Designed for multi-GPU builds. MillionMiner lists both variants separately. Choose based on single-GPU versus multi-GPU deployment.

RTX 5090: 21,760 CUDA cores, ~104.8 TFLOPS FP32, 32GB GDDR7 at 1,792 GB/s, FP4 Tensor, PCIe Gen 5, 575W, $5,000. RTX 4090: 16,384 CUDA cores, 82.6 TFLOPS FP32, 24GB GDDR6X at 1,008 GB/s, FP8 Tensor, PCIe Gen 4, 450W, $2,950 to $3,150. The 5090 delivers 27 percent more compute, 33 percent more VRAM, 78 percent more bandwidth, and PCIe Gen 5 at 70 percent higher price. For AI inference where bandwidth is the bottleneck: the 5090 is 1.5x to 1.8x faster.

32GB GDDR7 handles: 13B models at FP16 with batch headroom, 25B+ at INT8, 30B+ at 4-bit quantization (GPTQ, AWQ, GGUF). FP4 Tensor precision enables fitting even larger models via aggressive quantization. Stable diffusion at maximum quality with larger batches. LoRA fine-tuning on models up to 13B+ at FP16. JarvisLabs estimates 1.5x to 1.8x faster inference versus the 4090 on bandwidth-bound workloads.

Marginally at standard electricity rates. Hashrate.no May 2026: $1.49/day revenue, $0.83 profit at $0.10/kWh. At sub-$0.06/kWh: approximately $1.50 to $2.00 daily. The 575W TDP makes electricity the dominant cost variable. WhatToMine reports Clore.ai rental up to $10.52/day, which may generate better returns than direct mining. ROI at $5,000 on direct mining alone: 5+ years.

Minerstat: 160 MH/s Ethash at 290W (undervolted). Kryptex: Ergo 575 MH/s, Conflux 210 MH/s, Ethash 215 MH/s, Ravencoin 100.5 MH/s. MinerCompare: 130 KH/s Xelis at 350W. Mining software: T-Rex, lolMiner, GMiner, NBMiner, BZMiner all support the 5090.

RTX 5090: ~104.8 TFLOPS FP32, 32GB GDDR7 at 1,792 GB/s, consumer drivers, PCIe Gen 5, $5,000. RTX PRO 6000 Workstation: 125 TFLOPS FP32, 96GB GDDR7 ECC at 1,792 GB/s, professional drivers, ISV certified, MIG, $10,000+. The PRO 6000 delivers 20 percent more compute and 3x the memory at 2x the price. For workloads under 32GB: the 5090 wins on price per TFLOP. For 32GB+ workloads or production multi-tenant inference: the PRO 6000.

575W TDP via single 16-pin (12VHPWR) power connector. NVIDIA recommends 1,000W+ PSU minimum. Ensure the PSU natively supports the 16-pin connector or use a high-quality adapter from 3x 8-pin. 575W under sustained AI workloads is real continuous draw, not peak transient.

Yes. First consumer GPU with PCIe Gen 5, doubling host-to-GPU bandwidth versus Gen 4. Benefits data-intensive AI workloads (training data loading, large dataset ingestion) and reduces PCIe bottlenecks in multi-GPU configurations. Backward compatible with Gen 4 and Gen 3 slots at reduced bandwidth.

No. Like the RTX 4090, NVIDIA did not include NVLink on the 5090. Multi-GPU communication uses PCIe bandwidth only. Each card operates on independent 32GB memory. For NVLink memory pooling, the RTX 3090 ($950 to $1,000) remains the only consumer option.