Customer Ratings & Reviews

Upgraded to the 5050ti oc and it is a significant upgrade in all areas compared to the 4060 that came with my prebuilt HP omen. Overall build quality is great and swapped right in. Have been able to adjust my settings in games way up from what the 4060 could do. Ran some benchmark tests which confirm what I can visually see. Temperatures under test load remained very stable around 70c in a small case with not the best airflow and remained very quiet throughout. This card is small enough it fits in the HP omen 25L microatx case. I was planning on getting a bigger case and swapping everything over to get a different card but this solved the space problem without any drawbacks. If you have a small case this is the way to go, as the 25L case is indeed small. Don’t hesitate, just buy it!

TL;DR the specific card I received of this type performs exceptionally well, and I am pleased in the upgrade over my prior 5700XT. I also happen to like the understated aesthetics of the card. Specifically as long as this card stays at MSRP, it is a good choice in my opinion. I think I won the lottery with my specific card. It has taken overclocking like a champion, and in benchmarks I am placing in the top percentile for this specific GPU. I must have received an exceptionally well binned chip. Thermals have been very satisfactory, too, especially for a two fan design. Granted - the fans are VERY loud at full speed - but a custom tuned fan curve quieted this card completely while keeping its temperature under 75C. As a side note, I like how understated the card design is. It just blends in, and my ostentatious fans do all of the aesthetic lifting. I am pleased with the performance upgrades from my old graphics card (a 5700XT), especially when it comes to thermals, going from FSR3 to DLSS4 upscaling, and the ability to do raytracing. The change in graphical fidelity and (perceived) smoothness has been enough to suck me into another playthrough of Cyberpunk. Afterlife and Lizzie's Bar have never looked so good!

This card performs how you'd expect. It's quiet and efficient. It'll undoubtedly run top AAA games at high settings for the foreseeable future.

I ordered two of these on a rare discount to install in a headless server. I run a much larger gpu workstation for coding models and heavy workloads but wanted something that sips power running agent processes 24/7 and generating embeddings for databases. As a pair they handle smaller Q4 dense models well but a single gpu is better off with moe. I’m running Hermes with qwen3.6-35b-a3b Q6 on one gpu and qwen3-embedding-fp8 on the other with 64GB ddr4 and a 12400 cpu. Both work well at higher speeds than most MacOS devices at a far better price. 3W idle and 60-180W under load each

This is such a good card! I don’t go crazy with overclocking and just use Nvidia’s built in smart overclock with the app but almost every game is auto-optimized at high settings even on my 4k monitor. At 1080p on my second monitor I had a fairly stable 1000 fps on Fortnite- my refresh rate is no where near that but still pretty neat. I’ve been able to run every game I’ve played on high settings at 60 fps or medium settings at 144 (my two monitors’ refresh rates) and had zero issues.

I put this in my old HP tower (tp01-2234 that came with a ryzen 7 6700g, originally radeon integrated graphics... sigh....) with a 500w psu and it works great. 1440p ultra in rdr2 i get 70-80fps typically. Standard fans in this old girl keeps it at around 55-70°C. If you build your own and get a 6700x, it would probably be even better. A+ for the price.

Hey Best Price, Best Service, Best Delivery, Best Buy. 5060ti 16GB by PNY best bang for the buck if you want to get into 5000 series. EZ install, no issues whatsoever. FPS BABY Cant go wrong with Nvidia.

Very capable card! If you’re looking for high fps performance, the Dlss has you covered. At 1440p, easily over 100+ fps in black ops 7. Only thing it doesn’t do well with is high fidelity without dlss and ray tracing. Will crush 1080p gaming for sure. Not a bad option for players focused on performance.

This graphics card is excellent. Don't let the naysayers talk bad about the 5060 Ti, as long as you get the 16GB version it will handle triple monitors at 180Hz in 1440p. I am using this with an old Intel i7 8700K with 32GB 2400Mhz DDR4 ram and runs a modded Assetto Corsa at 52FPS with almost everything at Max or High settings.

Amazing card, temps are great in my open air set up it stays around 50-60C and idles around 24-28C Fans turn off under 30C. I love PNY cards for their simple yet functional design.

I needed a card with a little more umph then my 4060 8GB. Let me tell you, this card blew my expectations! On Monster Hunter Wilds benchmark, I went from an average of 55 FPS with 31 1% lows to averaging 135 FPS with 71 1% lows. This is THE 5060 card to get, stay away from the 8GB model. Great value, solid performance, and your future proof till the 60/70 series.

I bought 2 of these display cards. Not for gaming but personal local AI image and video content creation and AI model training. Local AI applications require quantity over performance. I don't have a lot of money so this display card has unbeatable value. I chose this model over the 5070 16GB option because of its compact size and low power draw. Space can get cramped fast when you install big Display cards, these fit in the chassis nicely and leave some air space. Both cards draw less than 400w TDP. Run separate 8pin PCIe PSU cables to the cards. This card only requires a single 8pin PCIe connector. To anyone else, who run Local AI software. If you don't care about fast and efficient, a multiple GPU setup is the way to go. "Not optimized" and "poor performance" across multiple GPUs does NOT mean it doesn't work. Right now, while not as efficient or fast, my attitude is who needs a 5090 display card? Not this guy. I'm happy with my decision and purchase.

After having this GPU almost 8 months now, I can confidently say it’s honestly a pretty good card. Although I still have a Ryzen 5 so I feel like if I upgraded that it would be even better overall. I’m happy with my purchase, and I don’t regret it. I was worried I was going to after going back and forth on what card to get and reading some reviews worried me, but I think I made a good choice with the 5060 Ti.

I wanted something to run AI workloads with enough VRAM and this fit the build just fine. 16GB is close enough to what you need and it does go slow at times but other than that for the money its one of the most amount of VRAM and the newer operating hardware.

I had been holding out from upgrading and using the rtx 2060 in my build for years. This was an incredible upgrade for a great price! I was hesitant on PNY, but couldnt be happier with my purchase.

A more than capable 1440p card! (not the 8gb version anyways) runs Marvel Rivals at 1440p high at 120-150fps with no frame gen and dlss quality. Worth it at msrp, not if it's any more though.

So far, so good. Games run incredibly smooth on max settings on my 1080p 144hz monitor. Would definitely recommend for those on a budget looking for a great modern day GPU.

This Gpu is a great choice this a really good gpu i have not problem att all stead i am really suprised i always running really good in any game i play and add DLSS and Frame Generation Multiplier make the experience even better. i recommend this gpu is really good after the great experience on games i am happy with the purchase.

I thought about doing the 150 bucks more for the 5070, and probably would've exchanged this for it if I wasn't satisfied but this thing rips at 1080 and 1440.

One of the sleekest looking cards out there and gets the job done. Are there better cards sure, but if your lookin to buy a card that meets your needs without hurting your wallet too much then the 5060ti 16gb will do just fine, but always of course do your own research!