Where to Buy Nvidia RTX 4060 GPUs: Links and Prices, All Custom Cards

The new Nvidia GeForce RTX 4060 is available now starting at $299 and going up to $389 for extreme overclocks and fancy models. Our review focused on performance and what to expect, and while we weren’t blown away by the progress between generations, the 4060 still outperforms its predecessor, and most importantly, it’s not horribly expensive. It’s a contender for the top of our list of the best graphics cards and would be a good upgrade candidate for those still using RTX 2060 or lower tier GPUs. We’ve compiled a list of all announced cards and prices from major AIB (add-in board) vendors such as Asus, Gigabyte, MSI, PNY, and Zotac.

Nvidia does not manufacture RTX 4060 Founders Edition cards, so all models are custom designs from Nvidia partners. Some run off a reference clock, while others boast significant factory overclocking. Given that factory overclocked cards like the Asus RTX 4060 Dual OC used in our review can be found at a base MSRP of $299, the main draws for the higher priced models are card size, RGB lighting , the unique color scheme, etc., will be almost entirely for aesthetic reasons. for example.

Here’s an overview of all the GeForce RTX 4060 cards announced so far, their prices, and where to buy them.

Asus

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Asus currently has two GeForce RTX 4060 cards to choose from, the base model Dual OC and the high-end Strix OC. apparently Non-OC dual model For reference clocks, please see if you are interested. However, given that the prices are the same, I don’t see much reason to choose the slightly slower card. Strix OC models come with a boost clock of 2670 MHz (2700 MHz with Asus GPU Tweak software installed and OC mode selected), while Dual OCs have a default 2505 MHz (2535 MHz with GPU Tweak). MHz) boost clock.

gigabyte

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