Earlier today, we saw Nvidia’s flagship RTX 5090 dropping close to MSRP at a Finnish retailer. It also qualifies for the ongoing DOOM: The Dark Ages bundle, so it’s generally a great time to buy a 50 series card right now. Prices are starting to settle in Europe; we’ve seen some cards dropping below MSRP in the UK and France.

In the UK, there are two major retailers we want to highlight offering competitive RTX 50 series pricing: Overclockers UK and Scan. Looking through their range of in-stock 50 series cards, here are some of the best prices you’ll find for each tier.

How do these compare to MSRP?

We can see the MSRP of the RTX 50 series cards in the UK by checking out Nvidia’s website; some of these have been lowered since launch. For example, the RTX 5090 is listed as “starting at £1,889,” though you need to keep in mind this is for the Founders Edition card. Partner models will vary in price due to differing designs, clock speeds, and other variations. Some SKUs with all the bells and whistles tend to get unreasonably high.

• RTX 5090: £1,889
• RTX 5080: £949
• RTX 5070 Ti: £729
• RTX 5070: £529
• RTX 5060 Ti: £349 (8GB) / £399 (16GB)
• RTX 5060 (releases May 17): $299 (USD), UK pricing yet to be confirmed

Overall, the UK is in a decent spot as far as RTX 50 series pricing goes. The flagship RTX 5090 has yet to drop as low as the Founders Edition, but it’s not far off. We’re happy to see the RTX 5080 retailing for its recommended price, and the SKUs below it enjoy fair pricing as well. Sadly, the same can’t be said for AMD’s most recent RX 9070 series cards.

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Jack Goodall

At PC Guide, Jack is mostly responsible for reporting on hardware deals. He also specializes in monitors, TVs, and headsets and can be found putting his findings together in a review or best-of guide.