Nvidia’s GeForce RTX 50-series graphics cards are now available at select brick-and-mortar and online retailers. If you’re lucky enough to snatch one of Nvidia’s powerful, yet surprisingly compact GPUs before other eager PC gamers, you’ll get to try out the new Multi Frame Generation feature in DLSS 4 that’s exclusive to 50-series GPUs. To put it simply, it uses AI to improvise extra frames (three AI-created frames for every one frame rendered), allowing games to run at even faster frame rates and higher resolutions than they’d be capable of through traditional rendering techniques.

If you’re interested in buying an Nvidia RTX 50-series GPU online, Best Buy and Nvidia are the only places where you’ll be able to get the sleek Founders Edition versions, and we’ve got you covered with links below where you can find them. (Just as a heads-up, the RTX 5070 is coming out sometime in February.) We’ve also included a handful of GPUs from OEMs at both Best Buy and Newegg. Hoping to snag one in person at Micro Center? The retailer says every one of its stores will have RTX 50-series cards at launch on Jan. 30 at 9 a.m. local time, though it will be offering vouchers on a first-come, first-served basis to customers who arrive to buy one. Judging from the lines that have been forming outside of stores since earlier this week, you might be too late.

Looking for a new desktop that contains an RTX 5080 or 5090? A couple of CyberPowerPC’s pre-built machines have shown up on Adorama’s site.