Leaks about NVIDIA's upcoming GeForce RTX 5060 Ti and RTX 5060 graphics cards flooded the internet during early March. Many people expected NVIDIA would reveal these lower-end Blackwell gaming GPUs before GTC 2025. Various specs appeared online earlier, but important technical details remained missing. Industry insiders believe NVIDIA changed their release dates. Updated roadmaps show RTX 5060 Ti cards coming around mid-April 2025, followed by standard RTX 5060 models arriving near mid-May.
Despite these delays, VideoCardz kept digging for information about the launch. Their latest report claims NVIDIA already shared complete RTX 5060 Ti specifications with their manufacturing partners. These leaked details confirm both 16 GB and 8 GB versions running on a 128-bit memory bus. Both cards will use the same GB206-300-A1 GPU containing 4608 CUDA cores. The cards will feature 28 Gbps memory, giving them 448 GB/s bandwidth – that's 55% faster than previous generation cards.
The new graphics cards will run at 2407 MHz base clock speed and 2572 MHz boost clock, beating the RTX 4060 Ti by 97 MHz base clock and 37 MHz boost clock. According to the fresh information, a few board partners plan to make custom designs using 8-pin power connectors. These connectors should handle the 180W power rating just fine. VideoCardz expects most RTX 5060 Ti models will come with 16-pin connectors instead.
Unfortunately, nobody has discovered the final prices during recent investigations. NVIDIA keeps this information tightly controlled until much closer to launch day. Buyers wanting these mid-range graphics cards must wait a bit longer for complete details. The performance improvements look promising compared to the previous generation, especially with increased memory bandwidth and faster clock speeds.
Despite these delays, VideoCardz kept digging for information about the launch. Their latest report claims NVIDIA already shared complete RTX 5060 Ti specifications with their manufacturing partners. These leaked details confirm both 16 GB and 8 GB versions running on a 128-bit memory bus. Both cards will use the same GB206-300-A1 GPU containing 4608 CUDA cores. The cards will feature 28 Gbps memory, giving them 448 GB/s bandwidth – that's 55% faster than previous generation cards.
The new graphics cards will run at 2407 MHz base clock speed and 2572 MHz boost clock, beating the RTX 4060 Ti by 97 MHz base clock and 37 MHz boost clock. According to the fresh information, a few board partners plan to make custom designs using 8-pin power connectors. These connectors should handle the 180W power rating just fine. VideoCardz expects most RTX 5060 Ti models will come with 16-pin connectors instead.
Unfortunately, nobody has discovered the final prices during recent investigations. NVIDIA keeps this information tightly controlled until much closer to launch day. Buyers wanting these mid-range graphics cards must wait a bit longer for complete details. The performance improvements look promising compared to the previous generation, especially with increased memory bandwidth and faster clock speeds.
