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The editors liked
Blackwell Architecture
Power Efficient
Smaller Form Factors
Cool And Quiet
Tons Of Overclocking Headroom
DLSS4 And RTX Neural Rendering
Latest Media Engines
Available at MSRP
Significantly cheaper in the real world than 16 GB model
DLSS 4 Frame Generation and Transformer Upscaling
Good gaming experience in most games with the right settings
Excellent overclocking potential
Extremely energy-efficient
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Pros + recognizable TUF design + impeccable build quality + Multi Frame Generation support + fans stop when there is no load + powerful cooling solution + 16 GB GDDR7 + comparatively low power consumption
Powerful 1440p gaming
DLSS 4 really impresses
4K single-player gaming is great
Decent mid-range content creation performance
Affordable pricing…
20% faster than RTX 4060 Ti for 20 W more
Lower MSRP than last gen
GDDR7 VRAM
Runs cool
7% faster at 1080p when overclocked
No surprises
Silicon upgrades are slim
16 GB slightly wasted on smaller bus/GPU
Yet 8 GB feels slim for 2025
Real
The editors didn't like
Only 8 GB VRAM
Only small gen-over-gen improvement (except for multi-frame generation)
Could be a little bit quieter
Memory overclocking artificially limited by the driver
Weak cooler
PCI-Express 5.0 x8 interface (not x16)
But generally not an issue
Position of the power connector - very large size (check compatibility with your PC case) - short cables on the power adapter (2x 8-pin PCIe to 12V 2x6)
Published: 2025-04-16, Author: Marco , review by: hothardware.com
Blackwell Architecture, Power Efficient, Smaller Form Factors, Cool And Quiet, Tons Of Overclocking Headroom, DLSS4 And RTX Neural Rendering, Latest Media Engines
Well, check out the Palit RTX 5060 Ti—it's not a bad card really. Palit designed it with a nice dark design and no RGB, all in all to make this a budget MSRP product. Cooling is still covered by a triple-fan system. These fans efficiently direct airflow...
…provided you can find one at MSRP,128-bit bus can cause bottlenecks,8GB will not be enough
Nvidia's RTX 5060 Ti is a real statement piece for DLSS 4 - showcasing huge framerates in plenty of top games at an impressive cost. It's not worth it for 40-series owners, given the small gains in raw rendering and content creation performance. But if yo...
20% faster than RTX 4060 Ti for 20 W more, Lower MSRP than last gen, GDDR7 VRAM, Runs cool, 7% faster at 1080p when overclocked, No surprises, Silicon upgrades are slim, 16 GB slightly wasted on smaller bus/GPU, yet 8 GB feels slim for 2025, Real
No surprises, Silicon upgrades are slim, 16 GB slightly wasted on smaller bus/GPU, yet 8 GB feels slim for 2025, Realworld price tag ????♂️
A solid pick for an entry-level graphics card, especially at its lower-than-last-gen price. The RTX 5060 Ti would make a mean upgrade for someone still using an ageing GPU, provided you can get one close to MSRP...
Pros + recognizable TUF design + impeccable build quality + Multi Frame Generation support + fans stop when there is no load + powerful cooling solution + 16 GB GDDR7 + comparatively low power consumption
position of the power connector - very large size (check compatibility with your PC case) - short cables on the power adapter (2x 8-pin PCIe to 12V 2x6)
Abstract: The Monster Hunter Wilds benchmark shows that the game places relatively high demands on the hardware. Due to the long runtime and the many different scenes, it should give a good picture of the game's performance. Our tests show that even very powerful i...
Published: 2025-02-10, Author: Steven , review by: techspot.com
Abstract: In an age where flagship GPUs are said to cost $2,000 but, in reality, cost considerably more – and that's assuming you can even find one – we no longer feel excited for the latest and greatest games using cutting-edge rendering techniques. More often tha...
Published: 2025-02-10, Author: Steven , review by: techspot.com
Abstract: In an age where flagship GPUs are said to cost $2,000 but, in reality, cost considerably more – and that's assuming you can even find one – we no longer feel excited for the latest and greatest games using cutting-edge rendering techniques. More often tha...
Published: 2024-11-23, Author: Steven , review by: techspot.com
Abstract: We have spent a considerable amount of time over the past few days staring at the Shader Compilation loading screen in a new game called Stalker 2: Heart of Chornobyl. For some of you, the game needs no introduction. But frankly, that experience has been...
Published: 2024-11-23, Author: Steven , review by: techspot.com
Abstract: We have spent a considerable amount of time over the past few days staring at the Shader Compilation loading screen in a new game called Stalker 2: Heart of Chornobyl. For some of you, the game needs no introduction. But frankly, that experience has been...
