RTX 5090 Price Index (OCPI-5090)

The settled, transaction-based benchmark for NVIDIA RTX 5090 rental compute (Blackwell, 32 GB GDDR7).

Settled index value
$0.63per GPU-hour
As of September 8, 2026 · settled daily by 20:00 UTC · OCPI methodology
1 day
+1.3%
7 days
+1.3%
30 days
+28.2%

The OCPI-5090 settled index for the NVIDIA RTX 5090 is $0.63 per GPU-hour as of September 8, 2026, built exclusively from transacted rental prices across the neocloud market. Unlike scraped listings or survey-based estimates, every input is a real trade between a buyer and a seller, following the published OCPI methodology. Ornn’s indices are listed on Bloomberg and used for pricing, hedging, and settlement across the compute market.

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Ornn Compute reserves dedicated NVIDIA RTX 5090 capacity across verified neocloud providers, priced against this same settled index, with access in minutes. Reservations you no longer need can be resold on the secondary market rather than written off.

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What is the price of RTX 5090 per hour?

NVIDIA RTX 5090 rental compute settles at $0.63 per GPU-hour on the Ornn Compute Price Index (OCPI-5090), as of September 8, 2026. That is $15.08 per GPU-day and roughly $452.40 per GPU-month at current levels. The value settles once per trading day by 20:00 UTC; regional and term pricing varies around it.

Is RTX 5090 getting cheaper or more expensive?

The OCPI-5090 has moved +1.3% over the last seven days and +28.2% over thirty days (from $0.49 per GPU-hour). The three-month public window spans $0.48 (low) to $0.84 (high). Daily settled values and 1/7/30-day deltas are published on this page.

Where can I rent RTX 5090 GPUs?

Ornn Compute (compute.ornn.com) reserves dedicated NVIDIA RTX 5090 capacity across verified neocloud providers, priced against the same settled OCPI-5090 index published on this page, with access in minutes. Reservations can be resold on a secondary market if requirements change, so unused capacity is recoverable rather than sunk. Ornn both prices compute and rents it.

How is the OCPI-5090 calculated?

The OCPI-5090 is a volume-weighted, winsorized average of transacted RTX 5090 rental prices across the neocloud market — real trades between buyers and sellers, not scraped listings, surveys, or provider rate cards. It is the settled benchmark used for pricing, hedging, and settlement in the compute market, and it is listed on Bloomberg. The universe, calculation, governance, and revision policy are published in full in the OCPI methodology.

Where can I see RTX 5090 price history?

The trailing three months of daily settled values are published in the table on this page and via the free tier of the Ornn Data API. Full history back to inception, hourly grain, and CSV exports require a Premium or Full subscription.

OCPI-5090 recent settled values

Daily settled index values in USD per GPU-hour, most recent first. The public window covers the trailing three months.

NVIDIA RTX 5090 price index, last 14 settled daily values in USD per GPU-hour
DateIndex value ($/GPU-hr)Day change
Sep 8$0.63+1.6%
Sep 7$0.620.0%
Sep 6$0.62-1.6%
Sep 5$0.630.0%
Sep 4$0.630.0%
Sep 3$0.630.0%
Sep 2$0.63+1.6%
Sep 1$0.62+14.8%
Aug 31$0.54+1.9%
Aug 30$0.530.0%
Aug 29$0.530.0%
Aug 28$0.530.0%
Aug 27$0.53-1.9%
Aug 26$0.54

Compare cloud GPU prices

Every free-tier GPU index, settled on the same transaction-based methodology, so the cross-GPU comparison is apples to apples:

Latest settled Ornn Compute Price Index values across tracked GPUs, USD per GPU-hour
GPUIndex ($/GPU-hr)Market page
H100 SXM$3.08OCPI-H100
H200$4.91OCPI-H200
B200$6.72OCPI-B200
A100 SXM4$1.02OCPI-A100
RTX 5090$0.63You are here

Memory spot prices, token prices per million, forward curves, utilization, and the neocloud datacenter map are on the analytics hub.