NVIDIA RTX 4060 & RTX 4060 Ti Specs: VRAM, Price, Release Date, & Cache
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Date: 2023-05-18
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Existential
The 16gb is already underpowered and nerfed memory bandwidth. This thing won't even be able to max out settings at 1080p when it's brand new! Even my 2060 super could do that at 1440p!
The 16gb should never have been more than 400 with the 8gb at 300/350. The base 4060 is basically a 4050ti and the 4060ti is completely useless with 8gb. The 4070 was bad but this blew away even my low expectations from the leaks
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The 16gb is already underpowered and nerfed memory bandwidth. This thing won't even be able to max out settings at 1080p when it's brand new! Even my 2060 super could do that at 1440p!
The 16gb should never have been more than 400 with the 8gb at 300/350. The base 4060 is basically a 4050ti and the 4060ti is completely useless with 8gb. The 4070 was bad but this blew away even my low expectations from the leaks
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OchaTime
So it appears the 4060Ti 16GB is what the 4070 should have been, the 4080 should have also been 16GB, and the price is probably the maximum that the 4070 should have been as well. Awesome. Can't wait for their short run of the 4060Ti 16GB to get sold out immediately in the hype train marketing of 2023. I'm sure all of this isn't highly confusing and baffling to anyone who just shelled out 600 for the 4070.
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So it appears the 4060Ti 16GB is what the 4070 should have been, the 4080 should have also been 16GB, and the price is probably the maximum that the 4070 should have been as well. Awesome. Can't wait for their short run of the 4060Ti 16GB to get sold out immediately in the hype train marketing of 2023. I'm sure all of this isn't highly confusing and baffling to anyone who just shelled out 600 for the 4070.
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Robert
When the core is barely strong enough to warrant current and next gen 1440p+ performance, I guess you can abate the frothing hardware nerds who don't test or play games by doubling VRAM because tech press drove everyone into a tizzy.
It is trash that it took this long to get VRAM increases, there's way more wrong with this gen than lack of VRAM.
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When the core is barely strong enough to warrant current and next gen 1440p+ performance, I guess you can abate the frothing hardware nerds who don't test or play games by doubling VRAM because tech press drove everyone into a tizzy.
It is trash that it took this long to get VRAM increases, there's way more wrong with this gen than lack of VRAM.
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Andrew
Perfect timing. Do you guys think the pump on a liquid CPU cooler creates a magnetic field?
Then do you think this magnetic field has an affect on the CPU? As in by creating any sort of anomalies or disturbing the flow of electricity through the CPU transistors, or might turn some 0s into 1s? Maybe even negligibly reducing performance?
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Perfect timing. Do you guys think the pump on a liquid CPU cooler creates a magnetic field?
Then do you think this magnetic field has an affect on the CPU? As in by creating any sort of anomalies or disturbing the flow of electricity through the CPU transistors, or might turn some 0s into 1s? Maybe even negligibly reducing performance?
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ROOTminus1
100 more and an extra month for the version the card should be?
Nvidia have 3 SKUs where they should only have 1. Why even release the non-Ti if its coming after the Ti, and why bother with the 8gb? Ony reason i can come up with is they had poor yield on the dies and needed lower skus to offload the misprints
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100 more and an extra month for the version the card should be?
Nvidia have 3 SKUs where they should only have 1. Why even release the non-Ti if its coming after the Ti, and why bother with the 8gb? Ony reason i can come up with is they had poor yield on the dies and needed lower skus to offload the misprints
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Arqan
The fact that they made 4060 Ti with 16GB of RAM, while their higher end cards 4070 and 4070 Ti languish at 12GB is laughable.
I mean, it's good that there is an option to get a 16GB midrange card, but what were they thinking with the 4070s?
16GB for 4080 is also inadequate for such a high end card.
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The fact that they made 4060 Ti with 16GB of RAM, while their higher end cards 4070 and 4070 Ti languish at 12GB is laughable.
I mean, it's good that there is an option to get a 16GB midrange card, but what were they thinking with the 4070s?
16GB for 4080 is also inadequate for such a high end card.
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Hezzadude12
Ah yes, Nvidia finally gave into the pressure and are offering higher VRAM... on a card that will probably still be stomped by last generation cards that ARE gimped on VRAM. We basically can't win - but at least the pressure is getting through to them.
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Ah yes, Nvidia finally gave into the pressure and are offering higher VRAM... on a card that will probably still be stomped by last generation cards that ARE gimped on VRAM. We basically can't win - but at least the pressure is getting through to them.
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Shoot231
Tempted to sell my 3080ti and downgrade to the 4060ti if it has more VRAM as I never game anymore but need decent 1440p performance for actual work & wouldn't mind being able to game occasionally. Also lower power is a bonus
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Tempted to sell my 3080ti and downgrade to the 4060ti if it has more VRAM as I never game anymore but need decent 1440p performance for actual work & wouldn't mind being able to game occasionally. Also lower power is a bonus
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brazilian_oak
Oh look, yet another card that validates my purchase of a refurbished 3070 Ti
Only people still in the GTX 10s or the first RTX 20s would get this card, and even then they probably would get a 4070 or 4080
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Oh look, yet another card that validates my purchase of a refurbished 3070 Ti
Only people still in the GTX 10s or the first RTX 20s would get this card, and even then they probably would get a 4070 or 4080
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InsaneFirebat
The Ti stands for technical improvement? If so, why does it release before the base model even has pricing? Sounds like the 4060 non-Ti isn't worth selling. I'll go with that, thanks Nvidia
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The Ti stands for technical improvement? If so, why does it release before the base model even has pricing? Sounds like the 4060 non-Ti isn't worth selling. I'll go with that, thanks Nvidia
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ZivZulander
The 16GB 4060 is the only card thus far that might be _almost_ reasonable from Nvidia this gen. Almost reasonable because even accounting for inflation it's priced more like a 70 class card.
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The 16GB 4060 is the only card thus far that might be _almost_ reasonable from Nvidia this gen. Almost reasonable because even accounting for inflation it's priced more like a 70 class card.
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Dustin
As someone who owns and uses a 3060 Ti on a daily basis, DO NOT buy the 8gb 4060 Ti. Please, for the love of all things good and righteous, do not buy the 4060Ti 8gb. Don't do it. Just don't.
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As someone who owns and uses a 3060 Ti on a daily basis, DO NOT buy the 8gb 4060 Ti. Please, for the love of all things good and righteous, do not buy the 4060Ti 8gb. Don't do it. Just don't.
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proesterchen
AMD succeeded in trolling Nvidia into a useless and overpriced high-memory config just in time to announce an 8GB meme card themselves. Great work, everyone.
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AMD succeeded in trolling Nvidia into a useless and overpriced high-memory config just in time to announce an 8GB meme card themselves. Great work, everyone.
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1Jack22
Who would pay 400 for a card that is borderline obsolete on lunch? How will you be able to sell this card in 2025 on a used market? People will give 80 for it.
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Who would pay 400 for a card that is borderline obsolete on lunch? How will you be able to sell this card in 2025 on a used market? People will give 80 for it.
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Brandon
Theres more 4090 issues. NorthridgeFix has been replacing connectors by the handful from burning up, even when fully connected via cablemod
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Theres more 4090 issues. NorthridgeFix has been replacing connectors by the handful from burning up, even when fully connected via cablemod
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