Budget-conscious customers are eagerly anticipating the release of Nvidia’s latest RTX 50 Series graphics cards. With growing interest, several leaks and rumors have surfaced, providing insights into what can be expected from these upcoming models.
No official announcement has been made yet, so current speculation is based on alleged leaked specifications. The RTX 5060 is rumored to feature 8GB of VRAM, with a possibility of a 12GB variant also in the works. Additionally, the RTX 5060 Ti is expected to come in two versions, one with 8GB and another with 16GB of VRAM. All four anticipated cards are believed to utilize a 128-bit memory bus, aligning them with the specifications of the RTX 4060 and 4060 Ti. There is also talk of an RTX 5050, which may include 8GB of VRAM.
While pricing details remain unconfirmed, a listing from a retailer has provided a glimpse into potential costs. According to this source, the RTX 5060 with 12GB of VRAM is expected to retail for approximately $525, with the Ti variant priced around $600 after converting from local currency to U.S. dollars.
Where to find Nvidia RTX 5070 at launch
Industry watchers suggest that the listed prices might pertain to AIB models rather than the actual manufacturer’s suggested retail price (MSRP). The consensus is that the RTX 5060 series will likely be priced comparably to the RTX 4060 series, ranging from around $299 for the base 5060 to $499 for the RTX 4060 Ti. This pricing structure positions the RTX 5070 favorably at its expected MSRP of $550, assuming it can be found at that rate.
It was initially rumored that Nvidia would make an announcement regarding the final additions to the RTX 50 Series this Thursday; however, those claims have since been clarified as inaccurate.
Despite the misinformation, there was initial excitement with expectations that Nvidia would reveal the budget-friendly RTX 5060 and 5060 Ti graphics cards on the designated date. The situation remains fluid, and armed with new information, Nvidia may still be gearing up for an imminent announcement regarding these sought-after graphics cards.
