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Cyberpunk 2077 just hit its five-year anniversary — hard to believe, considering how rocky its launch was and how far it’s come since. Despite everything, it’s still one of the most visually striking games on PC, thanks in no small part to NVIDIA’s early push for ray tracing. To mark the milestone, NVIDIA is dusting off something fans probably thought would never see daylight again: an original GeForce RTX 2080 Ti Cyberpunk 2077 Edition, and yes, it’s signed by Jensen Huang himself.
These cards were already rare when they were new. NVIDIA only made 200 of them back in 2020, and none ever hit retail shelves. Seventy-seven were given away during the original Cyberpunk promotion, and the rest essentially vanished into storage. Now, NVIDIA is offering up two more units — and at least one reportedly carries Jensen’s signature, which pretty much turns it into a collector’s grail piece rather than a GPU anyone would actually install.
The card itself is impossible to mistake: a custom AL5052 aluminum shroud in that unmistakable yellow-and-black Cyberpunk scheme, turquoise accents, and a matching backplate. Under all that flair, though, it’s still a standard RTX 2080 Ti Founders Edition. It launched with support for the game’s original ray-traced effects and DLSS 2.0, but modern features like RT Overdrive, DLSS 3.5 Ray Reconstruction, and DLSS 4 are out of reach for Turing. Not that it matters — whoever wins one of these isn’t going to be gaming on it. This is the kind of hardware you put behind glass.
If you don’t win but really want the look, there are third-party reproduction shroud kits floating around on eBay for people who happen to own a regular RTX 2080 Ti FE PCB. It’s not quite the same, but it’s a way to get close.
Five years in Night City Endless memories. One legendary GPU.
To celebrate the anniversary, we’re giving away a custom Cyberpunk 2077 GeForce RTX 2080 Ti signed by Jensen Huang.
As for entering the giveaway, it’s straightforward: just head to NVIDIA’s X post embedded above and comment “GeForce Season.”
That’s it. Two winners will be picked, and they’ll walk away with one of the rarest pieces of GeForce history ever made — a signed relic from the Turing era and a neat little slice of Cyberpunk memorabilia.
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