Rtx 5060 would be big mistake to nvidia with 8GB vram.

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  1. SirGeorgington

    It would definitely signify that 60 is the new 50.

  2. condosaurus

    This is what happens when the only competition decides to half-ass a generation. The 5060 only has to be good enough to take up shelf space if AMD are only offering two models. Customers are going to walk in, see a wall of green and just buy the best one they can afford, even if it’s a shitty 8 GB card.

  3. warfaucet

    It’s blatantly obvious that Nvidia doesn’t care.

  4. Sanctusmorti

    As someone who bought the 60 series from 560 to present day, there is no way in hell I would buy that.

    I last bought a 4060ti 16gb and its just about capable for my needs.

  5. DrKrFfXx

    It would be a big mistake for the one buying it. They have the option of not buying it.

  6. GalaxLordCZ

    Finally NVidia and Apple agree on something, 8GB of RAM/VRAM is enough.

  7. SwipeKun

    We’ll see some tech youtubers defending this GPU💀

  8. NeoNeonMemer

    2060 6gb —–> 3060 12gb ( amazing card) —–> 4060 8gb (downgrade ??) —–> 5060 8gb (again ?)

  9. kapybarah

    Just gotta keep telling people not to buy it like we do with the 4060. Unfortunate

  10. sandeep300045

    If this indeed comes with 8gb vram, it’s purpose of existence is simply to upsell you to higher tier GPUs with more vram or go with AMD.

  11. Nice…. Whoever have 8gb gpus from previous gen…..can still use their gpus for few more years without upgrade.

  12. ApolloWasMurdered

    Nvidia don’t care. 90% of people are going to buy an nvidia card even if an AMD is better value. Gimping the xx60s will save them money AND force more people to buy xx70s – it’s a win-win for nvidia.

  13. Thegiraffe1894

    It won’t be mate. People will still gonna buy that shit like a hot cake. What is the alternative? Buying a comparatively better value for money AMD gpu? Ewww

  14. knightofren_

    So realistically when do you guys think we are getting the next gen GPUs?

  15. Bladereaper

    I await the day I can have over 64gb of VRAM, Might not actually lag in VRC for once…

  16. BigBoiBagles

    Surely they jump to 10gb, too bitchy to just go to a normal 12gb

  17. Is this confirmed specs? Or should we all just calm down a bit and wait to see what the cards actually shape up as.

  18. radiatione

    It’s not a big mistake for Nvidia if they actually sell more of the higher tier cards

  19. BanterQuestYT

    The 4080S has 16GB so I really don’t think they care. It should probably come with 16 but it’s not going to lol. You’ll have to buy a 5070/80 for that. I assume the 5090 will probably have 32GB which is great, but I don’t see the low or entry level cards matching that energy at all. 32GB might even be too optimistic.

    12GB would be logical for the 5060 but then how are they going to upsell a 5060ti to anyone? Nvidia’s main weakness on new releases is VRAM and it’ll probably continue to be VRAM because people will still buy a 5090 with 24GB VRAM tbh.

    I just hope AMD actually releases a high end card with 28-32GB because it’s pretty much what people wanted out of a 4090. 24GB wasn’t anything to sneeze at, but it’s a little disappointing imo.

    I don’t even want to see Titan leaks because it’s going to piss me off. And on top of that, Intel is a generation behind.

  20. meowdogpewpew

    Fuck nvidia, fucking money hogs, they are earning a fuckton of money on the ai systems and still refuse to provide more Than 8gb vram on the entry level
    They have established monopoly with CUDA and now milking it to the bone, you cannot use these 8/12gb cards for production but guess what, most production softwares are running cuda for the gpu

  21. Mistake? If they make money, it’s not to them. The consumer made the mistake then.

  22. Fantastic_Class_3861

    If it’s a <100w card why not. Especially if it doesn’t require a power connector so a max 75w card and is about the performance of a 4060ti.

  23. Johnny_Topside94

    The 3060ti in my build and my wallet are smiling rn 😀

  24. They want to limit middle class gpu for reaching good perf on high-resolution.

  25. brandodg

    sheeps will still prefer it to amd’s counterpart which will cost less and give more fps

  26. stuyboi888

    What effect does the fact that it is GDDD7 factor into it?

  27. CC-5576-05

    why make a low end card to sell for 200 bucks when they can make datacenter cards that sell for thousands

  28. WeakDiaphragm

    My bet is the 5080 will have 16GB. Every lower model will be 8 or 12GB. Nvidia isn’t fazed by gamer backlash anymore.

  29. alex26069114

    There’s little competition from AMD RDNA4 according to rumors. Nvidia is going to stagnate the whole product stack now. People thinking the 50 series is going to offer significantly better value than what happened with the 40 series are in for a surprise

  30. The_Casual_Noob

    I mean is it really a problem though ? When the ones buying a 5060 will be playing 1080p ?

    I remembee the 1060 being 3G and 6G depending if you had the good or bad one, the 2060/1660 were 6G and I was still using my 1660 at 1080p fine in my main computer, I’m not sure you would need more than 8G for 1080p even these days.

    Now I’m not saying they could do better, and the 40 series bus width reduction and cache shenanigan + the hyper reliance on DLSS to achieve acceptable performance for the price is part of the reasons I went for an AMD 6000 card, and it feels like it keeps getting worse on nvidia’s side, hopefully intel can do something about it with battlemage and give us more than once choice for what GPU to buy.

  31. venomtail

    Seeing how many people still buy a 4060, NVIDIA has no reason to do better. They’ve officially defeated AMD and Intel’s still learning how to walk.

    We’re entering the equivalent phase of intel’s 4 core decade stagnation.

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