NVIDIA just released its RTX 5060 Ti graphics cards in both 8GB and 16GB versions. The company quietly introduced these budget-friendly options without much warning. Gamers hoping to grab one might need patience as initial stock appears limited.
Newegg currently lists several models from different manufacturers. None are priced at NVIDIA's suggested retail price, showing prices have already increased on launch day. The ZOTAC and ASUS 8GB versions cost $419.99, with 16GB models ranging from $472.99 to $479.99. All these cards were sold out immediately after listing.
The empty shelves might indicate high customer interest or simply reflect NVIDIA's limited first-day inventory, which matches what happened with other RTX 50 series launches. Some UK retailers like Overclockers have placeholder listings for brands including Palit, Gainward, and Inno3D, but no actual stock is available.
Buyers can expect better inventory compared to previous RTX 50 releases. Major retailers such as MicroCenter and Best Buy should add their listings later today. The quick sellout suggests strong demand exists for these mid-range graphics cards despite their above-MSRP pricing.
Newegg currently lists several models from different manufacturers. None are priced at NVIDIA's suggested retail price, showing prices have already increased on launch day. The ZOTAC and ASUS 8GB versions cost $419.99, with 16GB models ranging from $472.99 to $479.99. All these cards were sold out immediately after listing.
The empty shelves might indicate high customer interest or simply reflect NVIDIA's limited first-day inventory, which matches what happened with other RTX 50 series launches. Some UK retailers like Overclockers have placeholder listings for brands including Palit, Gainward, and Inno3D, but no actual stock is available.
Buyers can expect better inventory compared to previous RTX 50 releases. Major retailers such as MicroCenter and Best Buy should add their listings later today. The quick sellout suggests strong demand exists for these mid-range graphics cards despite their above-MSRP pricing.
