Customer Ratings & Reviews

Upgraded to the GTX 5060 Ti and it’s been awesome. Runs all my games on high settings without breaking a sweat. Temps stay cool, and performance is super consistent. Great bang for your buck—definitely worth it if you want solid 1440p gaming without going broke.

This card is perfect for CUDA AI Rendering with just one 8-pin power and a 2-slot design, what this card can do with 16GB's of RAM is perfect for AI. Lower power, small and great for a server,

I have paired with ryzen 7 3700 and 32 gb of ddr4 ram. The 5060 ti is very good at 1080p and 1440p gaming, with DLSS enabled and 2x frame generation on, u can play 4k with medium to high setting. Very good card although make sure to get the 16 gb model

Came in a timely manner with everything packaged nicely. Works great and would do it again!

Excellent performance if you can find one at MSRP, I bought it open box over a 9060XT 16GB.

I had a gtx 1660 super before this upgrade. Gaming & multitasking is such an improvement now. This card has the space for me to finally be able to play my games at the recommended settings or higher. Thankful this card was affordable for me. Been wanting to upgrade for a long time now. I highly recommend this card if you were like me, playing on a card that can barely run among us. The card looks and feels highly premium. Good weight to it. With it being dual fan it doesn’t take up a lot of space.

I’ve been using the RTX 5060 Ti for a little while now, and honestly, it surprised me more than I expected. I didn’t buy it for bragging rights or to chase extreme benchmark numbers I just wanted a card that could handle modern games smoothly without lighting my power bill on fire. The 5060 Ti hits that sweet spot perfectly. What I like most is how balanced it feels. Performance-wise, it punches well above what I assumed a mid-tier card would. Games like Cyberpunk and Apex run far smoother than on my old card, even with the settings pushed higher than I’d usually dare. The bump in ray tracing performance is a nice bonus too; it’s not just a checkbox feature it’s actually usable without tanking the frame rate. Another thing I appreciate is how quiet and cool it stays. My previous GPU used to sound like a mini jet whenever I launched a game. The 5060 Ti barely makes a whisper, and the temps stay steady even during longer sessions. It just feels efficient, like it’s not constantly fighting to keep up. Overall, it’s one of those upgrades that instantly makes your whole setup feel newer and smoother. It doesn’t try to be the flashiest card out there it just delivers solid performance, good efficiency, and a noticeably better gaming experience. That’s exactly why I like it.

Very happy to get this at MSRP price. I'm coming from Radeon 6950XT Red Devil and then RTX 3060 12GB. 1440p gaming at 144HZ and local LLM/ML work. So the memory was critical for me to go 12GB or more. Radeon has had terrible ML support while the gaming was great but the space it took in my Antec 300 + Power consumption was ridiculous. So I moved to my backup RTX 3060 12GB (single fan) that did the job. I was considering this or RTX 5070 but in the end decided 16GB is more important for my casual use. And so far, I don't regret it so far, driver runs fine - definitely takes up less space & power (and no 12-pin nonsense), I should be good for 2-3 years until I do my next upgrade.

Reliable card, not flashy. Fits in most itx cases, good mid range choice. Vram helps in 1440p. Not many complaints

Awesome form factor for small PC configurations. No complaints with performance and I want to say that it runs pretty cool.

I recently upgraded to the GIGABYTE NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5060 Ti WINDFORCE 16GB (GDDR7), and I’m genuinely impressed. This card delivers outstanding performance while keeping power consumption and temperatures under control. The dual WINDFORCE fans are quiet, efficient, and do a great job cooling even during long gaming sessions. In games, the 5060 Ti handles everything I throw at it with smooth frame rates and excellent stability. The jump to GDDR7 memory is noticeable — textures load faster, and overall responsiveness feels sharper. It’s also fully PCIe 5.0 ready, making it a great choice for anyone planning to keep their system future-proof. Another thing I love is the clean, minimalistic design. It fits perfectly in my build and looks sleek without needing any flashy RGB. Installation was super easy, and the GIGABYTE software gives you simple but powerful control over fans and performance modes. Overall, if you’re looking for a GPU that offers great value, strong performance, and modern features, this is an excellent choice. I’m extremely happy with it and would definitely recommend it!

Great value, very good card. The card itself is very compact and fits into most if not all PC builds. The card also has insane cooling with its fans, it's staying well below 70 degrees Celsius during taxing gaming sessions like COD and Dune Awakening while the fans are practically silent.

Wanted to upgrade from my 4060 i had in my prebuilt, 16 gb vram is nice to have! Future proof vs 8gb vram cards, and this one i found at msrp so definitely worth it. Interesting that the gpu board is physically pciex8 but is not a performance issue, just a small card. For people complaining about stuttering/crashing just use ddu to wipe previous gpu drivers and clean install latest drivers. I definitely recommend this card for a good level of 1440p performance.

This was a very easy card to plug and play with. The graphics are perfect for my teen kids to play games with.

Great gpu, doesnt get hot, and doesnt take up a lot of space., I just wish I hadnt bought it at 480.

Great for both gaming and video editing. The vram is also good for some ai training

I like that it is shorter and that it has 16gb ram.

For 1080p and 1440p gaming, this card has you covered. Well over 100 FPS in most games with headroom to grow. You NEED 16gb of VRAM so this is the card for you at the right price.

This Nvidia GPU was a pretty good buy. I needed it for a small form factor build I was putting together. It works great. I was lucky enough to find it in stock at MSRP. Don't make the mistake of buying the 8gb version. This version is the way to go for what is deemed a "budget gamer" in 2025.

Powerful and quiet. Very small only takes up half the space of a usual GPU. great for SFF builds.