The model assumes Intel Battlemage/Celestial won't be able to compete with the RTX 5090 until 2027 at least. And that retail consumers benefit more from higher prices and high availability than low prices and empty shelves (as happened with the RTX series 3000). The phase out price of the RTX 4090 is assumed at $1700 | check ACTUAL current price https://geni.us/RjN3.

Nvidia could simply continue selling at $1599, launch the RTX 5090 at $2099 and let its price float like the RTX 3090 Ti did. Result no empty shelves, anyone who wants a high end card can get one. They almost certainly won't do this though.

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