Custom GeForce RTX 4090 graphics cards listed in Europe from 1900 EUR, cheaper than NVIDIA MSRP

GeForce RTX 4090 50 EUR cheaper than NVIDIA MSRP

Spanish retailer CoolMod becomes the first retailer to list RTX 4090 graphics cards in Europe, reports El Chapuzas Informatico. 

Here’s a reminder that NVIDIA RTX 4090 GPU, the flagship SKU from the new “Ada” series has official MSRP in Europe at 1949 EUR. NVIDIA no longer price matches USD to EUR, which was the case before when euro was higher valued. NVIDIA is now adding sales tax (VAT) to European prices, which means around 20% higher compared to US MSRP.

Over at Spanish CoolMod website, there are first RTX 4090 GPUs now listed without preorder option. Interestingly, this is the first store to list prices in euro for non-Founders Edition GPUs. The prices match what was announced that companies will offer non-overclocked SKUs at NVIDIA MSRP, in this case that’s GALAX/KFA2 SG and ZOTAC Trinity non-OC GPUs.

Spanish RTX 4090 pricing, Source: CoolMod

Interestingly, the KFA2 RTX 4090 Serious Gaming ST (lower-clocked) has a price even lower than MSRP at 1900 EUR. This does not appear to be a mistake because this store has all the official marketing materials from KFA2. This is also one of the biggest stores in Spanish selling PC components. That said, this appears to be a real price.

The RTX 4090 comes with AD102-300 GPU with 16384 CUDA cores and 24GB of GDDR6X memory. At 1900 EUR, the RTX 4090 is offered at 24% higher price than the cheapest RTX 3090 Ti sold by the same store.

Update: That didn’t take long, the price has been adjusted to 2100 EUR:

Source: CoolMod via ElchapuzasInformatico