Asus has bundled its 20th anniversary ROG components into a single Newegg listing priced at $10,849.96, and the package is currently the least expensive route to an RTX 5090 in the United States. RTX 5090 stock has nearly vanished from the US market, with only questionable third-party sellers offering the card at prices approaching $10,000. The bundle carries no discount, but the graphics card inside it is effectively the cheapest available.
The core of the kit is the Asus ROG Astral GeForce RTX 5090 Edition 20, valued in the listing at $5,999. The card cannot currently be purchased on its own at retail. Nvidia set the RTX 5090 at a $1,999 MSRP, a figure far below what buyers now face. The Astral Edition 20 uses an upgraded design with a second BTF power connector capable of drawing up to 800 watts, a glass backplate, and a curved OLED screen, along with a 4.7-slot footprint and clocks reaching 2,750 MHz.
The bundle also includes the Asus ROG Crosshair X870E Edition 20 motherboard, priced at $3,299. That board supports up to nine M.2 SSDs through five on-board slots and additional add-in cards, and it offers six USB-C ports plus two 20 Gbps front-panel connectors. Copper VRM heatsinks pair with an integrated AIO cooler, a curved 6.7-inch AMOLE screen, and a large copper heatsink, with gold accents across the design.
Power comes from the Asus ROG Thor Titanium III 3000W Edition 20 power supply, listed at $899.99. The unit is fully modular and includes a magnetic OLED display that can be mounted on either side or extended with a cable. The Asus ROG GR20 open-frame EATX case, listed at $649.99, completes the kit, supporting large EATX motherboards and either vertical or horizontal positioning, with a crossflow fan aimed at the GPU, RGB light strips, fast USB ports, and mostly aluminum construction with magnetically attached plastic cosmetic covers.
For the RTX 5090 itself, the card remains the top consumer GPU available, with no competing consumer GPU beating it in benchmarks. It carries 21,760 CUDA cores, 22GB of GDDR7 VRAM, a 512-bit memory bus, and bandwidth speeds up to 1,792 GB/s. Asus' original Astral card has set world records, indicating headroom for users willing to push it.
Newegg could withdraw the listing at any time, and the combination kit is expected to draw few buyers given its cost. AI demand is driving gaming PC prices upward, and current-generation flagship GPUs like the RTX 5090 have become difficult to find at any price.
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