Hold off on that RTX 5090 purchase—here’s why you should wait [seriously!]
1. Quality concerns plague the initial batch—from overheating connectors to performance drops and even hybrid core chip issues. Not exactly confidence-inspiring.
2. Scarcity drives madness! With limited stock pushing prices to absurd 35k levels, the marginal AIGC performance gains simply don’t justify the premium.
3. Software struggles out the gate. Tech analysts confirm ComfyUI compatibility problems—another headache you don’t need.
4. Power hungry beast alert! Your trusty 850W PSU that handled 4080/4080S? Toast. Mandatory upgrade territory.
5. Patience pays. Let the early adopter tax settle and the kinks get worked out first.
Smart money waits. Your future self will thank you.
Nicole Hall 
Eli Cruz 
Audrey Ramos
I’ve been holding off on an RTX 5090 for these exact reasons—those quality concerns sound like a real headache. And paying $35k just doesn’t feel worth it when the performance gains are marginal at best.
I’ve been eyeing the RTX 5090 but these issues are making me really hesitant—overheating connectors alone sound like a nightmare. Plus, the price tag is just ridiculous when the performance gains feel so incremental. Guess I’ll wait for the next-gen models to sort things out.
I was really excited about the RTX 5090 but those quality concerns are a big red flag. Waiting it out seems smart, especially with prices being so ridiculous right now. I also hadn’t heard about the ComfyUI issues – that’s definitely making me reconsider. It just feels like there are too many risks to jump in right away.