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NVIDIA's RTX 50 series graphics cards are poised to enter the market, with reviews of the RTX 5090 and 5090D already making waves. Intriguingly, however, none of the sample cards used by global media outlets for their reviews were the standard edition (commonly known as the "base model") that aligns with the public Founders Edition (FE) price. NVIDIA's graphics cards typically come in two non-public versions: the standard edition, which matches the official Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price (MSPR), and a more expensive luxury or overclocked edition. While the latter often follows a day later, it usually hits the market concurrently with the standard edition. In this round of reviews, the majority of cards received by the media were the non-MSPR versions—the pricier luxury or overclocked editions.
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