NVIDIA Makes GeForce RTX 50 MSRP Sales a QuakeCon 2026 Attraction
Arkadiy Andrienko
NVIDIA has announced that QuakeCon 2026 attendees will be able to buy GeForce RTX 5090, RTX 5080, and RTX 5070 Founders Edition cards at MSRP. The offer is part of the company's booth activity at the event, which runs from August 6 through August 9.
NVIDIA says the promotion is called Verified Priority Access IRL. The sale will be available only while supplies last, so it is not a permanent price cut or a general promotion for everyone.
The company is using the chance to buy RTX 50 cards at MSRP as one of the main booth attractions at QuakeCon 2026. Alongside that, NVIDIA will run gaming challenges, giveaways, and a PC modding contest.
If you're attending this year's event between August 6th and 9th, head to the GeForce booth ASAP to get in on the action.
Prizes in the gaming challenges will include RTX 5070 Founders Edition cards, while the PC modding contest will also award RTX 50 GPUs. Visitors who do not manage to secure a graphics card may still leave with physical GeForce Trading Cards.
Buying RTX 50 cards at MSRP has become rare enough for NVIDIA to turn it into part of the event itself. Does that make QuakeCon 2026 more appealing to visitors?
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