NVIDIA to Target $450 Price-point with GeForce RTX 4060 Ti

[btarunr]

NVIDIA is preparing its fifth GeForce RTX 40-series "Ada" graphics card launch in May 2023, with the GeForce RTX 4060 Ti. Red Gaming Tech reports that the company could target the USD $450 price-point with this SKU, putting it $150 below the recently launched RTX 4070, and $350 below the RTX 4070 Ti. The RTX 4060 Ti is expect to nearly max-out the 5 nm "AD106" silicon, the same one that powers the RTX 4070 Laptop GPU. While the notebook chip maxes it out, featuring all 4,608 CUDA cores physically present across its 36 SM, the desktop RTX 4060 Ti will be slightly cut down, featuring 34 SM, which work out to 4,352 CUDA cores. The "AD106" silicon features a 128-bit wide memory interface, and NVIDIA is expected to use conventional 18 Gbps-rated GDDR6 memory chips. The design goal behind the RTX 4060 Ti could be to beat the previous-generation RTX 3070, and to sneak up on the RTX 3070 Ti, while offering greater energy efficiency, and new features such as DLSS 3.



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[oxrufiioxo]

At this point Nvidia is just Trolling people....

 

[Chaitanya]

Wow $450 for 50 series of GPU, good times indeed.

 

[xu^]

looks like im waiting for the 5060ti then lol, wouldve gone for the 4070ti, but to expensive for me

 

[oxrufiioxo]

looks like im waiting for the 5060ti then lol, wouldve gone for the 4070ti, but to expensive for me

Knowing Nvidia it will have 4070 performance for 550 usd

 

[wolf]

after the lukewarm reception the 4070 just got, I was hoping for even lower. Let them sit on shelves.

 

[Dirt Chip]

Consider what will come in the feature and at what cost, the best thing is to buy now. Each generation the product\tier value is getting lower ergo now it at it`s peak- now is the best value.
You can`t re-live the past but will sure enter the feature and over there the 5060ti will go for +500$

 

[Metroid]

nvidia selling a 150 usd gpu for $450 eheh, keep buying idiots.

 

[GamerGuy]

I think for the RTX 4060 Ti, it'd most likely land closer to 500USD rather than 450USD. The RTX 4060 would land at around 400USD....and likely have just 8GB VRAM. The RTX 3060 Ti 8GB already needs more VRAM, let alone the RTX 4060 Ti.

 

[Pumper]

3060Ti performance for more money. Genius.

 

[Psinet]

So you could have bought a 3070Ti for $550 2 years ago, and now you can buy a lower performance card for $450.

Great. The nVidia trolling is real.

Punish them - do not buy this junk.

 

[eldon_magi]

just buy a $450 gold coin instead. in 24 months you can buy nvidia's most expensive 5090 series and a new computer with that coin.

 

[Zaqq]

Why are people so negative? With 8GB VRAM it's a great 550€ card for 720p gaming with RT... Remember few years ago you couldn't buy anything because miners had priority, now it's your time!

 

[Bomby569]

nvidia selling a 150 usd gpu for $450 eheh, keep buying idiots.

it's way to expensive, especially if you are outside of Murika (in europe that will translate into something like 550 euros), but the 3060ti was almost a 3070 level of performance card, it would never be 150usd. even the 1060 was released at 250usd. The 1050ti a lower tier card was 150$ in 2016
300/350 considering inflation and the "ti" i think it would be a fair price.

 

[ViperXTR]

450 is the new 250

 

[Luminescent]

It won't sell and it's not Nvidia's fault, demand is very low because of inflation, people have money for food, rent and basic needs but GPU's ? let's be serious, this is the last thing to worry on anyone's agenda right now.
It's like that movie, winter is coming, in reality, recession is coming, it's already here but the forces that govern us are dragging the inevitable for later or the next guy who will be in charge.

 

[dlgh7]

at this rate I will either wait to see what AMD does or man I might just switch to Intel. Intel is still shaky but they have their $250 card beating the RTX 3060 at this point. Yeah maybe some growing pains but Intel's driver team seems pretty dedicated at this point and they keep becoming stronger competitors.

 

[bug]

Price is okish, my problem is at that price point I would have expected 4070 performance. This seems too cut down to come close.

 

[eldon_magi]

at this rate I will either wait to see what AMD does or man I might just switch to Intel. Intel is still shaky but they have their $250 card beating the RTX 3060 at this point. Yeah maybe some growing pains but Intel's driver team seems pretty dedicated at this point and they keep becoming stronger competitors.

shhhhhhh!!!

 

[Vayra86]

I bought two 4060ti's but got myself a 7900XT instead.

Kiss my ass. Are they going to scale price/perf of AMD's top end all the way down to the x50? Wow, Huang, just wow. You're on my shitlist for good, apparently. Its astounding how far they think they can go. 450. 4060ti. Specced like a 4050ti. Practically obsolete at launch.

Let me guess... 8GB? At that point its truly DOA for this level of perf. Don't even look at that RT toggle because the card might flee in panic.

Price is okish, my problem is at that price point I would have expected 4070 performance. This seems too cut down to come close.

Precisely, this is where you'd place the 4070. That would have made Ada worthwhile and 192 bit acceptable.

shhhhhhh!!!

I'm definitely seeing Intel take a share of Nvidia's entry -> lower midrange if this goes on. AMD will probably release their midrange a half year too late to really benefit. Intel will just slash price to move units. IF, but that's a massive IF, Intel can release their updated midrange (probably their new top end) in Q2-3 2023, they have a real shot at capturing share.

it's way to expensive, especially if you are outside of Murika (in europe that will translate into something like 550 euros), but the 3060ti was almost a 3070 level of performance card, it would never be 150usd. even the 1060 was released at 250usd. The 1050ti a lower tier card was 150$ in 2016
300/350 considering inflation and the "ti" i think it would be a fair price.

299 would have made some sense. Not much, some. But then the gap to x70 is too large.

 

[R0H1T]

Intel can release their updated midrange

What/when

Or do you mean any revision of current chips?

 

[Vayra86]

What/when

Or do you mean any revision of current chips?

Well their last release was oct 2022. If they can get on a yearly cadence they can catch up. If they can't, they never will.

 

[eldon_magi]

I bought two 4060ti's but got myself a 7900XT instead.

Kiss my ass. Are they going to scale price/perf of AMD's top end all the way down to the x50? Wow, Huang, just wow. You're on my shitlist for good, apparently. Its astounding how far they think they can go. 450. 4060ti. Specced like a 4050ti. Practically obsolete at launch.

Let me guess... 8GB? At that point its truly DOA for this level of perf. Don't even look at that RT toggle because the card might flee in panic.


Precisely, this is where you'd place the 4070. That would have made Ada worthwhile and 192 bit acceptable.


I'm definitely seeing Intel take a share of Nvidia's entry -> lower midrange if this goes on. AMD will probably release their midrange a half year too late to really benefit. Intel will just slash price to move units. IF, but that's a massive IF, Intel can release their updated midrange (probably their new top end) in Q2-3 2023, they have a real shot at capturing share.

i meant shhhhh! because i only have budget for the A750 next month, please don't hype it for another 13 days. I don't care about performance, i want to play 10 year old games in linux on my Xeon E-2186G running on a c246 mobo with my 250 EUR A750.

8GB vram will be just fine for another decade.

 

[Vayra86]

i meant shhhhh! because i only have budget for the A750 next month, please don't hype it for another 13 days. I don't care about performance, i want to play 10 year old games in linux on my Xeon E-2186G running on a c246 mobo with my 250 EUR A750.

8GB vram will be just fine for another decade.

8GB is fine for entry level, but not for midrange. Ampere already struggles with it, on recent titles, and it has more bandwidth relative to core power.
I mean sure for your use case, 8GB will be more than fine until the end times.

 

[eldon_magi]

8GB is fine for entry level, but not for midrange. Ampere already struggles with it, on recent titles, and it has more bandwidth relative to core power.

There's nothing wrong with Rick Dangerous or Boulderdash.