RTX 5090 gaming laptops listed overseas starting at $3,780

Dream Machines Laptop With Liquid Cooler
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Polish retailer Dream Machines (via VideoCardz) is one of the first OEMs to reveal its lineup of RTX 50-series laptops in full detail, including RTX 5090 variants and product pricing. Flagship RTX 5090 models from the laptop dealer are available in 16-inch, 17-inch, and 18-inch screen sizes, with the cheapest model starting at €3,669.99 ($3,786.22). Do note that Poland has a 23% VAT rate, so the prices are typically higher than in the U.S.

RTX 5090-equipped Dream Machine laptops are paired with either Intel's flagship Core Ultra 9 275HX CPU boasting 24 cores and a 5.4 GHz boost clock or AMD's flagship Ryzen 9 9955HX and 9955HX3D. The latter is part of AMD's new Fire Range lineup of chiplet-based CPUs, with the 99555HX and 9955HX3D featuring 16 Zen 5 cores and a 54W TDP. The Ryzen 9 9955HX3D comes with 144MB of cache courtesy of AMD's latest generation 3D-VCache technology. Memory capacity comes in either 16GB or 32GB forms (with two sticks) and only one storage configuration featuring a single 1TB M.2 PCIe SSD.

The RTX 5090 GPU inside Dream Machine's laptop variants has a 175W TGP rating. This is 25W greater than Nvidia's official TGB rating for the RTX 5090 (150W), enabling improved performance in power-limited workloads than Nvidia's default rating. This higher power limit is available across all models, including the "entry-level" variants that don't include a liquid cooler.

Speaking of cooling, Dream Machine has paired most of its RTX 5090 laptop variants with its "Dream Waterfall" liquid cooling system. Laptops featuring this exotic solution have an external radiator in their chassis, connected via tubes to the laptop (similar to an AIO liquid cooler). Dream Machine claims its Dream Waterfall solution drops temperatures by 15 degrees and "ensures quiet operation."

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Starting PriceGPUCPU
€3,669.99 ($3,782.95)RTX 5090Ryzen 9 9955HX
€3,739.99 ($3,855.11)RTX 5090Core Ultra 9 275HX
€3,859.99 ($3,978.80)RTX 5090Ryzen 9 9955HX3D
€2,929.99 ($3,020.18)RTX 5080Ryzen 9 9955HX
€3,019.99 ($3,111.92)RTX 5080Core Ultra 9 275HX
€3,109.99 ($3,204.70)RTX 5080Ryzen 9 9955HX3D
€2,019.99 ($2,082.17)RTX 5070 TiCore i9-13900HX
€2,319.99 ($2,391.40)RTX 5070 TiRyzen 9 9955HX
€2,419.99 ($2,494.48)RTX 5070 TICore Ultra 9 275HX
€2,529.99 ($2,607.86)RTX 5070 TiRyzen9 9955HX3D

Display options range between several different display types (including some with mini-LED backlights), featuring a 2560x1600 or 3840 x 2160 (4k) resolution. Refresh rate options range from 200 Hz to 300 Hz. Dream Machines has 18 RTX 5090 models, ranging from €3669.99 ($3,786.22) to €4,649.99 ($4,793.12).

The laptop retailer also revealed 18 RTX 5080-powered models and 18 RTX 5070 Ti models in addition to its RTX 5090-powered variants. The lower-end RTX 5080 and RTX 5070 Ti models share the same internals as the RTX 5090 parts, including Core Ultra 9 275HX and Ryzen 9 9955HX/9955HX3D models. The only exception is the RTX 5070 Ti lineup, which gets the inclusion of Intel's previous-generation Core i9-13900HX Raptor Lake mobile chip, making the RTX 5070 Ti lineup the only lineup so far in Dream Machine's RTX 50-series laptop series to have four CPU options to choose from.

Like the 5090 configurations, Dream Machine has also jacked up the power limit on the RTX 5080 and RTX 5070 Ti models beyond Nvidia's official specs. The RTX 5080 and 5070 Ti models operate with a 25W higher power limit than stock, equating to 175W for the RTX 5080 models and 140W for the RTX 5070 Ti variants. However, cooling-wise, between the non-RTX 5090 models, only the RTX 5080 series of devices have select models sporting the Dream Waterfall liquid cooler. All of the RTX 5070 Ti laptops are allegedly air-cooled only.

Pricing starts at €2,929.99 for the RTX 5080 laptop variant, with the most expensive model priced at €3,879.99. Likewise, the cheapest RTX 5070 Ti laptop variant starts at €2,019.99, and the most expensive variant is listed at €3,319.99.

Aaron Klotz
Contributing Writer

Aaron Klotz is a contributing writer for Tom’s Hardware, covering news related to computer hardware such as CPUs, and graphics cards.

  • atomicWAR
    Glad I got a '4090' lappy (cough down-clocked 4080 cough cough) last fall on sale. If desktop is anything to go by, I won't be missing much besides a little vram and 10% performance. I hope Nvidia continues to fix their laptop vram issues this gen even if they haven't on desktop. It is nice to see the 5090 laptop gpu get 24GB regardless. I was not thrilled at 16GB of Vram on a flagship device but on 1440P I should last another gen before it starts becoming an issue. Nvidia needs to start giving us more VRAM as things are getting stoopid bad in the low to high end only serving flagships with decent amounts.
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  • watzupken
    atomicWAR said:
    Glad I got a '4090' lappy (cough down-clocked 4080 cough cough) last fall on sale. If desktop is anything to go by, I won't be missing much besides a little vram and 10% performance. I hope Nvidia continues to fix their laptop vram issues this gen even if they haven't on desktop. It is nice to see the 5090 laptop gpu get 24GB regardless. I was not thrilled at 16GB of Vram on a flagship device but on 1440P I should last another gen before it starts becoming an issue. Nvidia needs to start giving us more VRAM as things are getting stoopid bad in the low to high end only serving flagships with decent amounts.
    But but but .... you will miss out on the all too important multi frame generation...

    Jokes aside, the RTX 5xxx itself is a joke. Jensen should have launched it on April 1st. Barring the RTX 5090, the rest of the series are going to see meaningless improvement in performance. On a laptop where the hardware are power and thermal limited, I feel the performance gain is even more intangible without resorting to software.
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  • OneMoreUser
    It pretty close to fraud when Nvidia uses the same names for their laptop and desktop versions. That they have been doing so for years only makes it a repeat offense.

    Those less in the know are likely to equate a desktop and a laptop since they share the same name, it is really rotten of Nvidia. I imagine parents buying a laptop for a gamer in the family, thinking they are buying something great as they have hard 5090 is it:rage:
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  • The_Beast95
    Guys, it's a great Brand. I know it because i'm using one laptop that i bought from them one year ago.

    I'm from Greece and i was looking a VFM Gaming Laptop that i can have good performance and it will be as budget as possible. I found RG4060-17EU36 with 17", NVIDIA RTX 4060 and i7-14700HX, 32GB RAM and 1 TB SSD and at the moment that i bought it was costing around 1600 €.

    Amazing that are offering the 5000 series with AMD R9 9955HX3D, i will consider it!!!
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