Customer Ratings & Reviews

For $299 it’s exactly what I was looking for to replace my 1650 super I picked up during the Covid shortage. Paired with a Ryzen 2600 and does what I need for 1080p gaming even on PCIE gen 3. It looks like it may be about a 5 percent performance hit compared to gen 4 or 5 but I’m happy with it and there is room to upgrade around it. Obviously keep expectations in check this is perfect for 1080p/light 1440p gaming. With that in mind it can run anything you throw at it. For esports it will crank out very high frames at 1080p as well! The size is a bonus if building in a smaller case. It fit great in my GEEEK A30 V2.

Very great Graphics Card, the moment I switched from RTX Super 1660 to this card, it was a game changer. I needed to buy new power supply to power this up but other than that, so great!

100x better than my old 3050 gpu went from struggling to hit 100fps on most games especially on arma reforger to hitting 200fps without struggle and I almost never have to check if my pc can handle a game.

Love this thing not a single problem so far and it’s nice and compact

Had it for 7 months works great and is affordable for most

Loving the upgrade from my dookie 3050 thanks to the guy at the store

probably the best decision i made when it came to my pc this card is perfect for all of the current titles and most triple As

It is a great low profile card in my opinion. It can run red dead dedemption 2 With High graphics at 1440p when paired up with a mid range cpu such as the ryzen 5 9600X. The price is decent for the gpu itself, it is easy to install, and overall aesthetics look amazing.

Really great performance! Loving the ease of use and raytracing, along with features like DLSS and multi frame gen, For the price of $360 I’d say it’s worth it, able to get 60 FPS ultra settings on Helldivers 2 with ease, even when paired with the budget 5500.

I recommend the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5060 8GB because it is a very good graphics card for the price. It allows you to play most modern games at 1080p with good graphics and solid frame rates without spending a lot of money. It is also newer and slightly more powerful than the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060, and features technologies like DLSS that help games run faster. All in all, it is a straightforward and balanced choice if you want a PC that handles gaming well without requiring you to buy a very expensive GPU.

The price was perfect for the value of this video card. I don't play any type of high-end (or low-end) video games, so I was looking for a video card that would help with AI capabilities and video rendering for moderate video editing (1080p and 4K). After exhaustive research to marry the correct video card with my home-built PC, I zeroed in on the RTX 5060 8GB card. It was basically a plug-n-play type of card that seemed to automatically adjust to my PC CPU and RAM capabilities. I now have much faster video rendering than with my RTX 3050 8GB video card. I am very glad I made the change and the choice for the newer video card was a perfect match for my use.

Powerful cheap midrange basic video card. It performs better than expected. The materials that its made from is better than I thought it would be. The overall weight and smaller dimensions prevent the video card from drooping down when the computer case is vertical. This was a much better choice for me than the Ti model. The Ti model was installed in a computer on display, it was longer, sagging down on one corner, and I think the performance of the Ti was nearly identical to this non Ti model.

All of those "professional opinion-aters" who are sitting on dozens of graphics cards and run systems that cost more than a used card are way to biased. The 5060 is not the next coming of the video card gods, but it is an effective and lower priced (as if that is a real thing anymore) video card that can be an upgrade to your system. Do your research, know your games, and then you can decide if this is a good purchase for you or do you need to save more money for something with more power. IMO coming from a 1060 or 2060 this is an upgrade when you dont or cant buy a new computer. It should be better than a 3060, but comparable to a 4060. And it is a tossup if it can outperform a 3070ti. It works for me and was an upgrade, it unlocked several settings increases in games I play and assisted in making things smoother and better looking, but I did switch to a 1440p monitor as well, and that helped. Honestly, if I had the $ to build a new PC and could throw $1k+ into a video card, this would not be my first choice. But I will carry this into a new build if I can afford it in the next year and then deal with upgrading it later.

Got the card at a good price, was able to install it and load the driver package with no issues. So far the card works as expected, no issues. I'm not a gamer, just CAD and photo AI applications.

Absolutely great for beginners and 1080p but for 1440p do not recommend as you get half the fps same settings same game and the GPU itself is very limited by the 8gb so for heavy games at 1440p don't buy if you looking for high framerates

Ive had this gpu for about 6 months now upgraded from a 6500xt, firstly, holy cow is it an improvement, runs any game absolutely flawlessly with zero issues unlessss you want to max out your settings on higher end games. My only issue with this graphics card is that its only 8gb, which in most games is more than enough but for newer AAA titles it slightly struggles or is pushing its limits

Operates with remarkable efficiency and speed, consistently delivering outstanding results in a timely manner.

Very easy to install and begin using. Was an excellent upgrade to the current gpu(gtx1650). My son is very happy and gaming lag free now.

Really good packaging, works like a charm, really good new technology only con is that you only get a 8gb version.

sturdy gpu, good for gpu based games, the gpu super sturdy. i like the size its not super large its like the perfect size