forum threadEfficientGalley297 posted Aug 28, 2025 11:27 AM
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forum threadEfficientGalley297 posted Aug 28, 2025 11:27 AM
ASUS The SFF-Ready Prime GeForce RTX™ 5060 Ti 16GB GDDR7 Graphics Card $429.99
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not sure it's worth the boost in terms of memory bandwidth versus a 3060 12 GB.
I guess the newer gen has fp4 support...I'm incredibly conflicted.
FYI, the card is at MSRP, and only $50 more than the 8GB version, which itself is only $80 more than the vanilla 5060. It's a nice trade off IMO, upfront savings combined with power savings.
Sold out too BTW. Come next-generation tariffs, MSRP will seem like a steal.
not sure it's worth the boost in terms of memory bandwidth versus a 3060 12 GB.
I guess the newer gen has fp4 support...I'm incredibly conflicted.
Just checked Amazon, and it's sold out btw, which kinda makes me feel better about buying. Also unsure just how hyped people are about these cards and their true value, and if price drops are expected, and if it's even going to make a difference with next-generation tariffs right around the corner.
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you cancelled an order for a much more powerful card for an overpriced 5060 ti?
I chose the 7800X3D over the 9800X3D just to save $110 and the cost of powering a more powerful CPU. Seems reasonable to me.
FYI, the card is at MSRP, and only $50 more than the 8GB version, which itself is only $80 more than the vanilla 5060. It's a nice trade off IMO, upfront savings combined with power savings.
Sold out too BTW. Come next-generation tariffs, MSRP will seem like a steal.
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you cancelled an order for a much more powerful card for an overpriced 5060 ti?
I chose the 7800X3D over the 9800X3D just to save $110 and the cost of powering a more powerful CPU. Seems reasonable to me.
FYI, the card is at MSRP, and only $50 more than the 8GB version, which itself is only $80 more than the vanilla 5060. It's a nice trade off IMO, upfront savings combined with power savings.
Sold out too BTW. Come next-generation tariffs, MSRP will seem like a steal.
OP, why did you cancel 5070? All 5060's and Ti's uses PCIe 5.0 X8 only even older board will use PCIe 4.0 X8 and PCIe 3.0 X8. 5070 and higher cards uses x16 lane.
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