Nvidia GeForce RTX 4060 Ti 8GB

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Nvidia GeForce RTX 4060 Ti 8GB
The Nvidia RTX 4060 Ti with 8GB of VRAM at $400 is simply a no-go. The price point is unjustifiably high for what the card offers, and with current market conditions, it's a clear case of overpricing. If it was paired with 16GB of VRAM at this price, then it would make for a more acceptable offer, albeit still not fantastic.
– As reviewed by TechSpot on May 2023
Ada Lovelace
Architecture
Midrange
Product Tier
4352
Shader Cores
48
ROPs
136
TMUs
34
RT Cores
8 GB
Memory
GDDR6
Memory Type
288 GB/s
Bandwidth
160 W
TDP
$480
Price
GPU Snapshot
Release date:May 24, 2023Price at Launch:$399
Type:DesktopArchitecture:Ada Lovelace
Generation:RTX 40 seriesProduct Tier:Midrange
VRAM Capacity:8 GBTotal Board Power:160 W
Core Configuration
Shader Cores:4352TMUs:136
ROPs:48L2 Cache:32 MB
Memory
VRAM Capacity:8 GBMemory Type:GDDR6
Memory Speed:18 GbpsMemory Bus:128-bit
Bandwidth:288 GB/s
Graphics Processing
Base Clock:2.31 GHzBoost Clock:2.53 GHz
FP32 Throughput:22.1 TFLOPsRay Tracing:Yes
Ray Tracing Cores:34Process Size:5nm
Process Name:TSMC N4Die Size:188 mm²
Power & Connectivity
Total Board Power:160 WPower Connectors:1x 16-pin
Bus Interface:PCIe 4.0 x8HDMI Support:HDMI 2.1
DisplayPort Support:DP 1.4aDSC:1.2a
Max Displays:4
Media & Software Support
DirectX Support:12 UltimateShader Model:6.8
Vulkan Version:1.4OpenGL Version:4.6
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Price History

Nvidia GeForce RTX 4060 Ti 8GB pricing

Last 6 months
Price Date
Current $479 Feb 4, 2026
Highest* $709 Nov 23, 2025
Lowest* $449 Oct 16, 2025
Average $536
* Prices are based on listings from Newegg and other major retailers over the past 12+ months.
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Reviews and Ratings

67

Average Score

Based on 9 reviews

9.4

User Score

Based on 500 reviews

Reviewers Liked

  • DLSS 3 and Frame Generation support
  • Efficient and good for 1080p gaming
  • AV1 encoding
  • Compact dual-slot design
  • Same price as RTX 3060 Ti

Reviewers Didn't Like

  • Sub-20% delta over RTX 3060 Ti at 1080p
  • Low-end GPU at mid-range price
  • Single-digit, essentially stagnant raw performance upgrade vs. 3060 Ti
  • Must use ugly 8-pin to 12VHPWR adapter (included)
  • 8GB and 128-bit bus limit the long-term utility
  • No DisplayPort 2.0 support
  • Pricing not exactly "affordable"

Nvidia GeForce RTX 4060 vs. RTX 4060 Ti: So, is the "Ti" worth it? The short answer: no. Full disclaimer before we continue, we don't think either of these products are worth their current asking price, or the MSRP. However, if for some reason you were weighing between these two products, you'd be best off purchasing the standard RTX 4060 and just ignoring the more expensive Ti version.

By TechSpot on
60

The Nvidia RTX 4060 Ti with 8GB of VRAM at $400 is simply a no-go. The price point is unjustifiably high for what the card offers, and with current market conditions, it's a clear case of overpricing. If it was paired with 16GB of VRAM at this price, then it would make for a more acceptable offer, albeit still not fantastic.

By TechSpot on
70

The Nvidia GeForce RTX 4060 Ti is a mid-range graphics card with a reasonable asking price. It is best suited for Full HD and Quad HD gaming and comes with support for the latest DLSS 3 technology. But due to its minimal performance upgrade, it might not be the best choice for anyone who is currently using an RTX 3000 GPU.

By TrustedReviews on
60

The Twin X2 is a decent AIB card, but ultimately we can't recommend anyone buy an RTX 4060 Ti right now.

By KitGuru on
40

The GeForce RTX 4060 Ti 8GB brings Nvidia’s awesome DLSS 3 mainstream, but offers disappointing value as an upgrade to the 3060 Ti and as a standalone 1080p gaming option in 2023. Technical decisions also make it unappealing for 1440p gamers, unlike its predecessor.

By PCWorld on
79

The RTX 4060 Ti is a finely crafted, super efficient graphics card, built to hit a specific performance level with as small a silicon budget as possible. And owing to its performance lead over the similarly priced RTX 3060 Ti it's replacing, is now the mid-range GPU of choice. Mainly because there is no other choice.

By PCGamer on
70

The RTX 4060 Ti lands with truly mainstream pricing starting at $399. It's a lesson in compromise, barely outperforming the previous-gen 3060 Ti and limited in what it can do by the narrower 128-bit memory bus and 8GB of VRAM. DLSS 3 Frame Generation helps, but it can only do so much.

By Tom's Hardware on
60

The Nvidia GeForce RTX 4060 Ti is a decent enough 1080p graphics card. However, the lack of generation-on-generation improvement makes this $399 graphics card feel like a waste of everyone's time. It does boast significant improvements in ray tracing and DLSS performance, but that's not enough to make this an exciting graphics card launch.

By IGN on
84

If you ask NVIDIA, the RTX 4060 line is the best option for most people. All but one of the most popular GPUs on Steam are NVIDIA xx60-series boards, and 77 percent of players are using 1080p or less. The 128-bit bus may make this less practical for 1440p or 4K gaming, though. There's also the question of competition.

By Engadget on
77

Solid performance in most games at a good price, though it’s not much faster than the RTX 3060 Ti, and the 8GB of VRAM makes some game settings off limits.

By Custom PC on

As things stand though, this is a disappointment and I can only assume that Nvidia's GeForce Experience telemetry tells them that 60-class users only game at 1080p and aren't interested in the latest triple-A games. Even more depressing than that, it seems to set the stage for an equally disappointing RTX 4060 launch, though based on the reviews I've read this week, AMD may well have got there first with the RX 7600. We'll be taking a look at that one next.

By EuroGamer on

If you’re coming from an older GPU, like the RTX 2060 or even a Radeon RX 5700, the RTX 4060 Ti is easily the better choice for superfast 1080p and 60fps 1440p. It’s not meaningfully more expensive than the RTX 3060 Ti, ultimately still is faster in general, uses much less power, and has a better-equipped toolbox for making extra FPS gains.

By Rock, Paper, Shotgun on
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