Nvidia is preparing to launch two cards: the RTX 5060 TI and the RTX 5050. But the first technical information unveiled are already arouse concerns about their performance.
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5060 Ti: two memory configurations
The RTX 5060 TI would be offered in two variants: 16 GB and 8 GB of GDDR7 memory. These two models will use a 128 -bit memory bus. On the performance side, the card will rest on the GPU GB206-300 with 4608 Cuda cores, 256 more than RTX 4060 Ti. Its energy consumption is announced at 180 W, confirming previous rumors. The card will use the PG152 card design.
RTX 5050: A disturbing entry -level card?
The RTX 5050 would use the GPU GB207-300 GPU with 2560 Cuda cores. It would have 8 GB of GDDR6 memory, different from the GDDR7 present on the higher models. His memory bus will also be 128 bits. With an energy consumption of 130 W, it is positioned as an economic and effective alternative.
But some observers believe that this card could struggle to convince. With performances that recall RTX 3060 more, RTX 5050 may appear dated if its price is not sufficiently attractive. This potential weakness could benefit AMD and Intel, which strengthen their entry -level offers.
The choice to offer the RTX 5060 TI in two configurations allows the firm of Santa Clara to target both demanding players and those concerned with their budget. As for RTX 5050, it clearly aims at the entry -level market, competition with the Intel Arc B580 battlemage.
These new cards should be announced in a few weeks, with marketing scheduled for April or May.
Nvidia is preparing to launch two cards: the RTX 5060 TI and the RTX 5050. But the first technical information unveiled are already arouse concerns about their performance.
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5060 Ti: two memory configurations
The RTX 5060 TI would be offered in two variants: 16 GB and 8 GB of GDDR7 memory. These two models will use a 128 -bit memory bus. On the performance side, the card will rest on the GPU GB206-300 with 4608 Cuda cores, 256 more than RTX 4060 Ti. Its energy consumption is announced at 180 W, confirming previous rumors. The card will use the PG152 card design.
RTX 5050: A disturbing entry -level card?
The RTX 5050 would use the GPU GB207-300 GPU with 2560 Cuda cores. It would have 8 GB of GDDR6 memory, different from the GDDR7 present on the higher models. His memory bus will also be 128 bits. With an energy consumption of 130 W, it is positioned as an economic and effective alternative.
But some observers believe that this card could struggle to convince. With performances that recall RTX 3060 more, RTX 5050 may appear dated if its price is not sufficiently attractive. This potential weakness could benefit AMD and Intel, which strengthen their entry -level offers.
The choice to offer the RTX 5060 TI in two configurations allows the firm of Santa Clara to target both demanding players and those concerned with their budget. As for RTX 5050, it clearly aims at the entry -level market, competition with the Intel Arc B580 battlemage.
These new cards should be announced in a few weeks, with marketing scheduled for April or May.
