Honestly, Amazon's stock situation usually depends on which AIB partner youre looking at. From what I've seen in the market research, brands like ASUS and MSI tend to have more frequent but smaller shipments compared to others. If your probably just hitting refresh on the main Nvidia landing page, your gonna miss the actual drops. A huge mistake people make is not checking the 'Other Sellers' section; sometimes the official stock is there but the buy box is won by a scalper charging 3x MSRP. Also, you gotta be careful with the power specs for these cards. Tbh, I've heard some chatter about early batches having slight stability issues with the new power connectors, so waiting a bit might actually be a safety win. Nvidia is basically prioritizing the enterprise AI chips over the consumer 5090s right now because the profit margins are way higher there. It just feels like the consumer market is getting the leftovers at this point...

You can check at GearInStock, they will notified you when Amazon has RTX 5090 IN STOCK. https://www.gearinstock.com/nvidia-rtx-5090-pre-order-in-stock-availability-tracker/

Yep, this is the way

In March.