Nvidia Announces RTX 5060 Launch Date for PCs and Laptops
Tuesday, May 6, 2025, 9:52 am
Nvidia has confirmed its RTX 5060 graphics card will hit the shelves on May 19. Priced at $299 for desktops and $1099 for laptops, the card boasts 3840 CUDA cores, promising robust mid-range performance. This launch intensifies the competition for budget-conscious gamers seeking power and value.
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New mainstream card has hardware upgrades but is still stuck with 8GB of RAM.
NVIDIA's RTX 5060 finally has a release date. When the company announced the budget 50-series graphics cards last month, it gave the higher-end Ti model a firm April 19 launch but limited the base 5060 model to a vague "May" window. On Tuesday, we learned that the card with a $299 MSRP arrives on…
Nvidia has announced a May 19th release date for its $299 RTX 5060 graphics card and the first laptops, which start at $1,099, that will feature it. The company says they’ll be available to buy from retail partners starting at 9AM PT / 12PM ET. At 3,840 CUDA cores, the RTX 5060 has nearly 800 […]
Nvidia just released the official availability date of the RTX 5060.
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