News Nvidia RTX 4060 Ti Rumored to Ship to Partners on May 5th

[Admin]

The Nvidia RTX 4060 Ti is rumored to launch in late May with a tentative shipping of May 5 for units intended for partners.

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[Metal Messiah.]

This whole generation of AMD and NVIDIA GPUs are way overpriced too much. If previous ADA releases are anything to go by, it looks they are selling the 4050/4050Ti SKU (performance wise) card under the 4060/4060Ti branding for $400+.

I wanted to get one of these for myself, but I have planned on skipping this whole gen of cards. 8GB VRAM just doesn't cut the mustard in modern AAA/AA games, let alone 128-bit mem bus interface (though the card sports a higher L2 cache). I would rather get an RTX 3060 12GB variant instead.

Dream/speculation:

If suppose Nvidia releases the RTX 4060 Ti for $250/300 and the RTX 4060 for $199/250, then these will be the powerhouse GPUs that the market has been craving all throughout the Covid-19 pandemic from the last three years.

At this price, gamers could finally upgrade especially those holding on to Polaris RX 470/RX 480/RX 570/RX 580 and Pascal GTX 1060 3GB/GTX 1060 6GB, RTX 20-series, and other older gen cards. But sadly, NO, we all know this is never gonna happen.

Gaming has actually become an expensive hobby,

PS: I'm a dreamer ~!

 

[oofdragon]

If suppose Nvidia releases the RTX 4060 Ti for $250/300 and the RTX 4060 for $199/250
dreamer[/B] ~!

4060Ti $500, 4060 $400... luckily at 3070 lvl, if not just a 3060Ti with dlss3 sadly for $100 more

 

[oofdragon]

This gen = 6600XT (8gb, $200), 6700XT (12gb, $300), 6950XT (16gb, $600), 7900XTX (24gb, $900) for gamers; or 4090 for anyone with money to burn or use as a investment of any sort

 

[nitrium]

I assumed the RTX 4060 would have 12GB of VRAM like the 3060. I don't really understand this whole gen of GPUs from nVidia - you'd expect the next-gen to be better in every way, not this weird give and take.

 

[tvargek]

used cards market...THIS IS THE WAY

 

[tristanx]

Will tell everyone to avoid it. 8GB is too low for today. Buy Nvidia 12GB+ or 6700 XT or higher instead.

 

[Elusive Ruse]

If it launches around the $450-$500 mark then the same logic as the 4070 applies. Buy a previous gen AMD high-end card for similar price.

 

[PEnns]

The regressive minds at Nvidia are hard at work.

 

[Order 66]

This will be a great card at $399 or less especially if nvidia decides to release it $329. anything higher and it will not be nearly as good.

 

[healthy Pro-teen]

Buy a better RTX 4060Ti for less than $500 used, 6800 with 16GB VRAM.

 

[A Stoner]

This entire generation is terrible for consumers and completely backwards. Normally the standard editions release, and with improved yields and microstep corrections they become capable of releasing better versions like the Ti. This generation they released the RTX 4090 (the one I bought) first along with Ti editions before they released the base versions, like this 4060 ti...

 

[Heat_Fan89]

This entire generation is terrible for consumers and completely backwards. Normally the standard editions release, and with improved yields and microstep corrections they become capable of releasing better versions like the Ti. This generation they released the RTX 4090 (the one I bought) first along with Ti editions before they released the base versions, like this 4060 ti...

It is and as the saying goes: "Things will continue until they can't". This is what Nvidia will be facing. All this will do is make gamers hang onto what they've got a lot longer or to say, the hell with it by switching to consoles.

Most PC games today start out, designed around consoles and get ported to PC's. With more and more struggling to make ends meet, people will adjust their priorities. GPU makers picked the wrong time to get greedy.

I'm already seeing HUGE discounts on current gaming prebuilts by Dell and HP. They know their stuff isn't selling and it did not take long for that to happen after the release of the current gen CPU's and GPU's.

 

[ottonis]

It is and as the saying goes: "Things will continue until they can't". This is what Nvidia will be facing.

I don't think so, because nowadays "everybody and their dog" (quote Elon Musk) wants a GPU. While the krypto market is on the decline, AI is getting a huge boost, so PC gamers have become just a less relevant fraction of the total GPU market. High demand and only 2 (3, if you count Intel) relevant companies = high prices.
That's how it is, and just how someone further above said: PC gaming has become an expensive hobby.

 

[hotaru251]

I don't think so, because nowadays "everybody and their dog" (quote Elon Musk) wants a GPU

the GPU they are after arn't gamer GPU's.
They are looking at GPU's like A100, A2000, etc.


Also pretty sure 4060 are gonna be the worst dollar vs performance of the new generation.

 

[ottonis]

the GPU they are after arn't gamer GPU's.
They are looking at GPU's like A100, A2000, etc.


Also pretty sure 4060 are gonna be the worst dollar vs performance of the new generation.

True, those who can afford 30.000 Dollar GPUs. Those who can't, use Gamer GPUs.

 

[nitrium]

Also pretty sure 4060 are gonna be the worst dollar vs performance of the new generation.

Lol. Zero chance. The RTX 4090 will easily remain the worst value to performance. The RTX 4060 will almost certainly be the best bang for the buck (of the 4000 series) when it is released and will stay there until the RTX 4050 is released.

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