RTX 5060 Ti and 5060 appear with 128-bit GDDR7 in transport manifesto

RTX 5060 TI and 5060 plates should use memory GDDR7 modules, but will keep the 128-bit bus. This is what indicates even more leakage on the upcoming Nvidia GPUs, which have often appeared in rumors. As usual, we have a transport manifesto indicating the specifications.

According to Videocardz information, the Codename PG152 seems to refer to all three RTX 5060, including the two IT version variants and the default model. NBD data also indicate that the plates will use the GPU GB206.

The information that the RTX 5060 Ti and 5060 plates would have 128-bit memory has already appeared in previous leaks, but this type of description in transportation manifestos often gives more credibility to unofficial information.

What draws attention in this case is that the models of the past generation, the RTX 4060 TI and RTX 4060, already offered a 128-bit bus, so we can see that Nvidia chose not to upgrade in this particular configuration. However, GDDR6 change only to GDDR7 should result in a 55% increase in the total memory of the plates, reaching 448GB/s in RTX 5060.

RTX 5060 IT can reach the same price as the previous generation

So far many of the leaks seem correct for RTX 5060 TI and 5060, with similar information appearing in different sources. However, we have not yet had many rumors based on the possible prices of GPUS.

A post at Board Channels states that Nvidia should maintain the same launch price compared to last generation, which can result in $ 499 for the 5060 TI of 16GB and $ 399 for 5060.

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It would be interesting to leakage in this regard to help the credibility of the comparisons, but the official launch of the signs seems to be very close. Apparently, Nvidia will talk about its new more accessible RTX 50 on April 15th.