[SMM Computing Power News] 32 RTX 5090 Units in Southwest Available for Annual Lease, Monthly Rent 13,500 Yuan

SMM learned that a buyer in South China offered a procurement budget of 39,500 yuan per card for the 5090, with a minimum purchase of 100 cards; the current retail price of 5090 fan cards is about 41,000 yuan per card. Compared with the mid-August quoted price of 40,800 yuan per card for blower cards, fan-card prices were basically flat, and the overall single-card price of the 5090 remained at a high level of 41,000 yuan. SMM believes that the buyer’s bulk purchases at a budget about 1,500 yuan per card below retail reflect robust channel demand for 5090 circulation, with an active bulk card-buying market.

SMM learned that an emerging cloud platform in south-west China has deployed a total of 16 NVIDIA 4090 computing power cards for cloud deployment, billed at 1.92 yuan per card hour (including tax), with a relatively stable price. The platform had previously released 4090 cloud computing power at the same price of 1.92 yuan per card hour. This time, it clarifies the scale of 16 cards and supplements the tax-inclusive basis, maintaining a stable quotation. SMM believes that the 4090 is now supplied on a regular basis in a per-card-hour on-demand mode, with the price anchored at 1.92 yuan per card hour, providing a transparent pricing benchmark for elastic computing power of consumer-grade cards.

SMM learned that North China released 50 RTX 5090 servers (1T memory) with a monthly rent of 16,500 yuan per unit under an annual contract. Compared to the annual contract prices of 13,000 to 13,500 yuan for the standard RTX 5090, the 1T large memory version commands a premium of approximately 22% to 27%, clearly reflecting the value of memory expansion. SMM believes that against the backdrop of stabilizing prices for the standard RTX 5090, memory configuration is becoming key to differentiated pricing. Large memory models target VRAM-sensitive inference scenarios, and the premium is supported by demand.