As its release looms closer, Nvidia RTX 5060 Ti leaks its secrets little by little, the latest of which gives us hints at its performance. Though somewhat disappointing, there is still hope for a turnaround in real-world tasks, or at least a price tag that reflects its modest uplift.
Following its multiple appearances inside upcoming pre-built machines, RTX 5060 Ti has finally unveiled some of its performance. According to @OyashokuDesu, the GPU carrying the 10DE-2D04 device ID in Furmark’s database is none other than the upcoming Nvidia RTX 5060 Ti. In these OpenGL tests, the chip delivered 4,411 points and 73fps at 4K resolution, with a 69°C max temperature. While we can’t be sure if the model in question is an 8GB or 16GB version, performance should be identical between both.
These join newer 1080p results, where the GPU managed to reach 10,242 points and 170fps at identical temperatures. These put RTX 5060 Ti near last-gen’s RTX 4060 Ti. A disappointing but not surprising discovery considering its previously leaked specs include a 180W TDP and similar 2,656MHz frequencies.
That said, keep in mind that Furmark isn’t known for its benchmarking capabilities. Games may show slightly better results, reflecting the 5.8% additional CUDA cores and 55% higher memory bandwidth. However, don’t expect anything outstanding unless the leaked specs turn out to be wrong.
Furthermore, performance is just one part of the equation. Price is as important, if not more so at this product tier, being the focual point for mid-range buyers who don’t have unlimited budgets. Based on the latest rumours, RTX 5060 Ti could target $499 and $399 with its 16GB and 8GB variants respectively.
In any case, we should find out soon as Nvidia is expected to announce the RTX 5060 Ti on April 15, followed by a launch a day after.
