How Much?! Nvidia RTX Pro 6000 Will Now Set You Back $16,000
Hey kid, you want to buy a professional graphics card? That's Nvidia's pitch for anyone who wants a top-tier Nvidia prosumer GPU in 2026. Its flagship RTX Pro 6000—the full-fat version of the RTX 5090 built for AI and design work—is now priced at a staggering $16,000.
- ▪Hey kid, you want to buy a professional graphics card?
- ▪That's Nvidia's pitch for anyone who wants a top-tier Nvidia prosumer GPU in 2026.
- ▪Its flagship RTX Pro 6000—the full-fat version of the RTX 5090 built for AI and design work—is now priced at a staggering $16,000.
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Hey kid, you want to buy a professional graphics card? It's $16,000. That's Nvidia's pitch for anyone who wants a top-tier Nvidia prosumer GPU in 2026. Its flagship RTX Pro 6000—the full-fat version of the RTX 5090 built for AI and design work—is now priced at a staggering $16,000. That's almost double the $8,565 launch price from March 2025, VideoCardz reports.Prices of Nvidia's consumer graphics cards have skyrocketed in recent months, and they weren't cheap when they launched, either. The RTX 50-series debuted in 2025 with a flagship that was an at-the-time record-breaking $2,000, while more modest cards like the RTX 5070 were still $550.
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