Nvidia Promises the RTX 5060 Ti Is a 1440p Beast, but Tariffs Could Change That

Finally, after a supposed delay, Nvidia is ready to unveil the graphics cards the rest of us can afford, or at least we could if Trump tariffs don’t make them untenable. On Tuesday, Nvidia showed off the $300 GeForce RTX 5060 and $430 5060 Ti. They are supposed to offer many times the performance of the 4060, though they’re even more reliant fancy AI tricks like DLSS and “fake frames.” But their launch comes as a tricky tariff time which means those prices are “subject to change,” and you can thank Trump for the uncertainty. The RTX 5060 Ti is the real star of the show. The titanium-edition desktop-level graphics card has two versions, one at $380 with 8 GB of GDDR7 VRAM and another at 16 GB. What’s the difference? The one with more memory, or RAM, is going to work much better for higher resolutions. When asked why Nvidia didn’t offer a 12 GB VRAM option, company reps said they couldn’t offer that option with the current memory bus. The cheaper Nvidia GeForce RTX 5060 will launch some ... Read full article.