Recently, whispers have been circulating that Nvidia is poised to halt the production of its RTX 5090 graphics cards. The rationale behind this move is the company's strategic pivot to allocate its graphics card core production capabilities towards the more lucrative professional card segment. Delving into the specifics, gaming cards are currently priced at approximately $6,000, whereas their professional counterparts command a starting price of $16,000. Insider sources have indicated that all forthcoming GB202 chips manufactured by Nvidia will be earmarked solely for the RTX Pro series of professional graphics cards, with no additional allocations for GeForce gaming graphics cards. Should these rumors hold water, as existing inventories dwindle, the availability of RTX 5090 cards is set to plummet further, potentially fueling a sustained escalation in market prices. Nonetheless, Nvidia has yet to issue an official statement confirming these developments.