Built on AMD’s 7nm RDNA 2 architecture, the RX 6700 XT brings 40 compute units (2560 stream processors) and AMD’s Infinity Cache — a 96MB on-die cache that effectively boosts memory bandwidth well beyond what the 192-bit bus alone would suggest, allowing the card to punch significantly above its memory interface width in real-world gaming workloads. At 1440p across a wide range of titles, the RX 6700 XT remains a competitive performer, and the 12GB GDDR6 frame buffer running at 16 Gbps gives it more VRAM than many newer cards at similar price points. DirectX 12 Ultimate support brings hardware ray tracing and variable rate shading to the table, though RT performance reflects the RDNA 2 generation rather than the newer RDNA 3 or 4 hardware.

Axial-Tech Dual Fan Cooling

ASUS equips the Dual with the same Axial-tech fan design used on its flagship cards — smaller fan hubs free up blade length, and a barrier ring around each fan increases downward airflow pressure into the heatsink. Dual ball fan bearings extend fan lifespan significantly over sleeve-bearing designs. The 0dB mode kicks in during light load and desktop use, spinning the fans down completely for silent operation. A full-length metal backplate prevents PCB flex during handling and installation, and Auto-Extreme automated manufacturing keeps soldering quality consistent throughout.

Display Output and Connectivity

The card carries 1× HDMI 2.1 and 3× DisplayPort 1.4a, supporting up to four simultaneous displays at resolutions up to 7680×4320. Power delivery requires a 6-pin and an 8-pin PCIe connector, with a 650W minimum PSU recommendation. The card measures 295mm in length across a 2.7-slot footprint — verify clearance in tighter cases before purchasing. AMD Smart Access Memory (SAM) is supported when paired with a compatible AMD Ryzen 5000 Series or newer platform.

Previous-generation card: The RX 6700 XT is based on RDNA 2 (2021). It does not support FSR 4 or AMD HYPR-RX features introduced with RDNA 4. FSR 1, 2, and 3 are supported. Buyers looking for those newer features should consider an RX 9000 Series card.

Power connector note: This card requires both a 6-pin and an 8-pin PCIe connector. Confirm your PSU has both available before purchasing.

Case clearance: At 295mm and 2.7 slots wide, verify GPU clearance in your case — particularly in mATX and smaller mid-tower builds.

Specs at a Glance

• GPU: AMD Radeon RX 6700 XT (RDNA 2, 7nm)
• Compute Units: 40 | Stream Processors: 2560
• Boost Clock: Up to 2581 MHz | Game Clock: Up to 2424 MHz
• Memory: 12GB GDDR6, 192-bit, 16 Gbps | Infinity Cache: 96MB
• Outputs: 1× HDMI 2.1, 3× DisplayPort 1.4a (4 displays max)
• Power Connectors: 1× 6-pin + 1× 8-pin PCIe | Recommended PSU: 650W
• Dimensions: 295 × 139 × 55mm (2.7 slots)
• PCIe: 4.0 | DirectX: 12 Ultimate | OpenGL: 4.6

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The RX 6750 XT shares its Navi 22 silicon and 2560 stream processor count with the RX 6700 XT, but AMD refined the package with faster 18 Gbps GDDR6 memory (up from 16 Gbps), higher reference clocks, and a 250W TDP that gives board partners more thermal headroom for factory overclocking. The result is a card that sits meaningfully above the 6700 XT in sustained workloads, particularly memory-bandwidth-sensitive scenarios at 1440p. Gigabyte’s AORUS Elite treatment pushes the boost clock to 2623 MHz and game clock to 2554 MHz — both ahead of AMD’s reference figures of 2600 MHz and 2495 MHz respectively. The 96MB Infinity Cache remains the architecture’s flagship feature, delivering effective memory bandwidth well beyond what a 192-bit bus alone would suggest.

AORUS Elite — Premium Tier Over Gaming OC

The Elite sits above Gigabyte’s standard Gaming OC line in both build quality and support. The power delivery uses a higher-phase design with improved MOSFET load balancing and over-temperature protection, rated for sustained overclocking without thermal stress. Ultra Durable certified chokes and capacitors extend component lifespan under load. A power indicator LED lights up if the PSU connectors aren’t fully seated — a practical safeguard during builds. AORUS Engine software provides real-time monitoring and tuning of clock speed, voltage, fan curves, and power target. Gigabyte also backs the AORUS Elite with a 4-year warranty upon online registration — a meaningful differentiator for a business or enthusiast buyer who wants long-term coverage.

WINDFORCE 3X Cooling — Graphene Lubricant and Screen Cooling

Three 80mm fans run with alternate spin directions to reduce turbulence, backed by five composite copper heatpipes in direct contact with the GPU die. Graphene nano lubricant in the fan bearings extends fan life by approximately 2.1× over standard lubricant — approaching the durability of dual ball bearings while running quieter. Screen cooling extends the heatsink and airflow path beyond the PCB edge through a gap in the backplate, improving exhaust efficiency at the rear. RGB Fusion 2.0 covers the AORUS logo and fan ring accents with 16.7 million colour options, synchronisable with other AORUS and RGB Fusion-compatible devices.

Previous-generation card: Based on RDNA 2 (2022). FSR 4 and AMD HYPR-RX are not supported — these require RDNA 4 hardware. FSR 1, 2, and 3 are fully supported.

Power and case requirements: 250W TDP with a 700W PSU recommendation. Requires both an 8-pin and a 6-pin PCIe connector. The triple-slot footprint and ~296mm length require verification against your case’s GPU clearance spec.

Output layout: This card carries 2× HDMI 2.1 and 2× DisplayPort 1.4a — confirm your display connector requirements before purchasing.

Specs at a Glance

• GPU: AMD Radeon RX 6750 XT (RDNA 2, Navi 22, 7nm)
• Compute Units: 40 | Stream Processors: 2560 | Infinity Cache: 96MB
• Boost Clock (OC): Up to 2623 MHz | Game Clock: Up to 2554 MHz
• Memory: 12GB GDDR6, 192-bit, 18 Gbps | Bandwidth: 432 GB/s
• Outputs: 2× HDMI 2.1, 2× DisplayPort 1.4a (4 displays max)
• Power Connectors: 1× 8-pin + 1× 6-pin PCIe | TDP: 250W | Recommended PSU: 700W
• Dimensions: ~296mm length | Triple-slot
• PCIe: 4.0 | DirectX: 12 Ultimate | OpenGL: 4.6
• Warranty: 4 years (online registration required)

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Gigabyte’s Gaming OC treatment pushes the RX 6700 XT’s boost clock to 2622 MHz and game clock to 2514 MHz — meaningfully above AMD’s reference clocks of 2581 MHz and 2321 MHz respectively. The underlying silicon is AMD’s 7nm RDNA 2 architecture: 40 compute units, 2560 stream processors, and 96MB of Infinity Cache that dramatically boosts effective memory bandwidth beyond what the 192-bit bus alone would suggest. At 1440p across mainstream titles, this is still a capable card, and the 12GB GDDR6 frame buffer gives it more headroom than many cards at comparable price points. DirectX 12 Ultimate, hardware ray tracing, variable rate shading, and AMD FidelityFX features (FSR 1, 2, and 3) are all supported.

WINDFORCE 3X — Triple Fans, Graphene Lubricant, Screen Cooling

The WINDFORCE 3X cooler brings three 80mm fans with alternate spin directions — the outer fans spin in one direction, the centre fan in the opposite — reducing turbulence and improving airflow consistency across the full heatsink surface. Five 6mm composite copper heatpipes make direct contact with the GPU die via a copper baseplate. A standout detail is Gigabyte’s use of graphene nano lubricant in the fan bearings — a material with significantly better thermal conductivity and longevity than conventional lubricants, extending bearing life and maintaining fan performance over time. Screen cooling extends airflow beyond the PCB edge through a gap in the backplate, improving exhaust efficiency. The 3D active fan mode stops all three fans under low load for quiet desktop use.

RGB Fusion 2.0, Solid Build, Flexible Output

RGB Fusion 2.0 covers the Gigabyte logo on the shroud, with full colour and effect customisation through Gigabyte’s software. A full-length metal backplate protects the PCB and adds structural rigidity. Display outputs are 2× HDMI 2.1 and 2× DisplayPort 1.4a, supporting up to four simultaneous displays at up to 7680×4320 — a slightly different output split from other RX 6700 XT models worth noting if your display setup depends on a specific connector type. Power delivery requires a 6-pin and an 8-pin PCIe connector, with a 650W PSU recommendation.

Output layout note: This card carries 2× HDMI 2.1 and 2× DisplayPort 1.4a — different from other RX 6700 XT variants that carry 1× HDMI and 3× DisplayPort. Confirm your display connector requirements before purchasing.

Power connector note: Requires both a 6-pin and an 8-pin PCIe connector from your PSU. Confirm availability before purchasing.

Previous-generation card: Based on RDNA 2 (2021). FSR 4 and AMD HYPR-RX are not supported — these require RDNA 4 hardware. FSR 1, 2, and 3 are fully supported.

Case clearance: 2.7-slot width and a full-size triple-fan cooler — verify GPU clearance in mATX and smaller mid-tower builds.

Specs at a Glance

• GPU: AMD Radeon RX 6700 XT (RDNA 2, 7nm)
• Compute Units: 40 | Stream Processors: 2560 | Infinity Cache: 96MB
• Boost Clock (OC): Up to 2622 MHz | Game Clock: Up to 2514 MHz
• Memory: 12GB GDDR6, 192-bit, 16 Gbps
• Outputs: 2× HDMI 2.1, 2× DisplayPort 1.4a (4 displays max)
• Power Connectors: 1× 6-pin + 1× 8-pin PCIe | Recommended PSU: 650W
• Slot Width: 2.7 slots
• PCIe: 4.0 | DirectX: 12 Ultimate | OpenGL: 4.6

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The TUF Gaming RX 6700 XT OC runs AMD’s Navi 22 silicon at 40 compute units and 2560 stream processors, with a factory boost clock pushed to 2622 MHz in OC mode and a game clock of 2534 MHz — both meaningfully above AMD’s reference figures. The 12GB GDDR6 frame buffer runs at 16 Gbps across a 192-bit bus, backed by 96MB of AMD Infinity Cache that substantially lifts effective memory bandwidth beyond what the bus width alone would suggest. AMD Smart Access Memory (SAM), FreeSync Premium Pro, DirectX 12 Ultimate, hardware ray tracing, and FSR 1, 2, and 3 are all supported. What separates this card from other RX 6700 XT models isn’t the silicon — it’s everything around it.

All-Aluminium Shroud, Vented Backplate, 144-Hour Validation

Where most GPU cooler shrouds are injection-moulded plastic, the TUF Gaming uses an all-aluminium shroud — more rigid, better at dissipating surface heat, and considerably more substantial to handle. A reinforced internal metal frame adds structural integrity across the card’s 322mm length, while the vented metal backplate actively contributes to airflow by allowing hot air to escape rather than recirculate back through the heatsink array. Every TUF Gaming card goes through ASUS’s 144-hour validation programme — an extended compatibility and stability test suite that covers the latest game titles and system configurations before the card ships. The MaxContact heat spreader uses a machined-flat surface for improved contact with the GPU die, reducing thermal resistance at the point that matters most.

Triple Axial-Tech Fans — More Blades, Ball Bearings, New Rotation Scheme

ASUS’s Axial-tech fans on the TUF Gaming carry more blades than the standard Dual variant and run a new rotation scheme — the centre fan spins in the opposite direction to the outer two, reducing turbulence between adjacent fans and improving airflow consistency across the heatsink. Dual ball fan bearings on all three fans are rated to last approximately twice as long as sleeve-bearing designs — a meaningful durability advantage for a card positioned as a long-term performer. ASUS GPU Tweak II provides fan curve control, overclocking, voltage management, and real-time monitoring. A front-side RGB strip is controllable via Aura Sync for integration with other ASUS components.

Length warning: At 322mm, this is a large card — the longest RX 6700 XT in our range. Verify your case’s maximum GPU clearance before purchasing, especially in mATX and compact mid-tower builds.

Previous-generation card: Based on RDNA 2 (2021). FSR 4 and AMD HYPR-RX require RDNA 4 hardware and are not supported. FSR 1, 2, and 3 are fully supported.

Power connectors: Two 8-pin PCIe connectors required — confirm both are available on your PSU before purchasing.

Specs at a Glance

• GPU: AMD Radeon RX 6700 XT (RDNA 2, 7nm)
• Compute Units: 40 | Stream Processors: 2560 | Infinity Cache: 96MB
• Boost Clock (OC mode): Up to 2622 MHz | Game Clock: Up to 2534 MHz
• Memory: 12GB GDDR6, 192-bit, 16 Gbps
• Outputs: 1× HDMI 2.1, 3× DisplayPort 1.4a (4 displays max)
• Power Connectors: 2× 8-pin PCIe | Recommended PSU: 650W
• Dimensions: 322 × 152 × 58mm (2.9 slots)
• PCIe: 4.0 | DirectX: 12 Ultimate | OpenGL: 4.6

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The ROG Strix sits at the top of ASUS’s RX 6700 XT lineup, above the TUF Gaming. The silicon is unchanged — AMD’s Navi 22 at 40 compute units, 2560 stream processors, 96MB Infinity Cache, and 12GB GDDR6 at 16 Gbps on a 192-bit bus — but everything supporting that silicon is built to a higher specification. The OC mode boost clock matches the TUF at 2622 MHz, while the game clock pushes to 2568 MHz — 34 MHz ahead of the TUF’s OC game clock, reflecting the higher-grade power delivery that can sustain elevated frequencies more consistently under load. AMD Smart Access Memory, FreeSync Premium Pro, DirectX 12 Ultimate, hardware ray tracing, and FSR 1, 2, and 3 are fully supported.

Super Alloy Power II and PSU Rail Monitoring

The power delivery stage uses ASUS’s Super Alloy Power II specification: premium alloy chokes, solid polymer capacitors, and an array of high-current power stages rated for sustained delivery of hundreds of watts without thermal stress on the components. A standout engineering detail is the onboard PSU rail voltage monitoring circuit — fast enough to catch transient drops in rail voltage from an underpowered or failing PSU, triggering a red LED indicator on the card to flag a power delivery issue before it causes instability. This is a genuinely useful diagnostic feature, particularly in builds where PSU quality may be uncertain. Two 8-pin PCIe connectors handle power delivery with a 550W PSU recommendation.

Axial-Tech Triple Fan — 13 Blades, 0dB, FanConnect II

ASUS built the ROG Strix cooler around a differentiated fan configuration: the centre fan carries 13 blades (vs 11 on the outer two) and a full-height ring that focuses high-static-pressure airflow directly onto the GPU die. The outer fans use open-ring designs for broader heatsink coverage, and the centre fan spins in the opposite direction to reduce inter-fan turbulence. 0dB mode stops all three fans completely below the thermal threshold for silent desktop use. FanConnect II adds a hybrid-controlled PWM fan header on the card edge — connect a case fan directly to the GPU and it will be governed by GPU temperature rather than CPU temperature, improving system airflow during demanding gaming sessions. The MaxContact heat spreader uses a machined-flat surface for improved die contact, and the vented backplate actively exhausts heat away from the PCB rather than trapping it.

Dual BIOS, Armoury Crate ARGB, Builder-Ready

A physical Dual BIOS toggle switches between Performance and Quiet profiles without software — a feature the TUF Gaming does not include. Addressable RGB runs along the front of the card and through the ROG logo, controllable via Armoury Crate with synchronisation across other ROG and ASUS Aura-compatible components. A reinforced metal frame runs the full length of the PCB preventing torsion and lateral flex, and the overall 2.9-slot design expands the heatsink footprint compared to the previous ROG Strix generation for greater thermal headroom. GPU Tweak II handles clock, voltage, fan curve, and real-time OSD monitoring.

Previous-generation card: Based on RDNA 2 (2021). FSR 4 and AMD HYPR-RX require RDNA 4 hardware and are not supported. FSR 1, 2, and 3 are fully supported.

Length warning: At 322mm, verify GPU clearance in your case before purchasing — particularly important in mATX and compact mid-tower builds.

vs TUF Gaming: The ROG Strix adds Dual BIOS, 0dB mode, FanConnect II, Super Alloy Power II, the PSU rail monitoring LED, and a higher OC game clock over the TUF. Both carry the same boost clock ceiling and 2× 8-pin power config. Choose the Strix if the extra features and power delivery quality justify the premium for your build.

Specs at a Glance

• GPU: AMD Radeon RX 6700 XT (RDNA 2, 7nm)
• Compute Units: 40 | Stream Processors: 2560 | Infinity Cache: 96MB
• Boost Clock (OC mode): Up to 2622 MHz | Game Clock (OC mode): Up to 2568 MHz
• Memory: 12GB GDDR6, 192-bit, 16 Gbps
• Outputs: 1× HDMI 2.1, 3× DisplayPort 1.4a (4 displays max)
• Power Connectors: 2× 8-pin PCIe | Recommended PSU: 550W
• Dimensions: 322 × 141 × 56.5mm (2.9 slots)
• PCIe: 4.0 | DirectX: 12 Ultimate | OpenGL: 4.6
• Extras: Dual BIOS, 0dB mode, FanConnect II, PSU rail monitoring LED, Armoury Crate ARGB

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Built on NVIDIA’s Ampere architecture, the RTX 3080 OC Edition boosts to 1890 MHz in OC mode and 1860 MHz in Gaming mode. The card carries 8,960 CUDA cores alongside second-generation RT Cores delivering twice the throughput of the first generation, and third-generation Tensor Cores with up to twice the throughput via structural sparsity — the foundation for fast ray tracing and DLSS-accelerated rendering. The 12GB of GDDR6X VRAM runs across a 384-bit interface, giving this card meaningfully more headroom than the original 10GB RTX 3080 for high-resolution textures and large creative workloads.

Axial-Tech Triple-Fan Cooling

The Axial-tech fan design has been tuned with a higher blade count and a reversed rotational direction on the centre fan to reduce air turbulence and improve static pressure through the heatsink fins. The 2.9-slot design expands the cooling surface area compared to last-gen, giving the heatsink more mass to absorb sustained load without thermal throttling. All three fans stop entirely under light loads for silent operation during desktop use and light gaming.

ROG Build Quality and Features

An onboard circuit monitors PSU rail voltage and lights a red LED indicator if the voltage drops too low — a useful safeguard against underpowered PSU configurations. A reinforced metal frame adds structural rigidity to the PCB. AURA Sync ARGB lighting is configurable via Armoury Crate software with modes including Static, Breathing, Rainbow, and Adaptive. The GPU Tweak II utility provides manual control over core clocks, memory frequency, voltage, and fan curves with real-time monitoring via an on-screen display.

Connectivity and Display Output

Outputs include two native HDMI 2.1 ports and three DisplayPort 1.4a ports, supporting up to four simultaneous displays at a maximum resolution of 7680×4320. The card connects via PCIe 4.0 x16 and requires a 750W PSU minimum. Power is supplied via three 8-pin connectors.

Size warning: This is a 2.9-slot card measuring 318.5 mm in length. Verify GPU clearance and slot spacing in your chassis before purchasing — it will physically block the slot directly adjacent in most boards.

Power requirements: Three 8-pin PCIe power connectors are required. Confirm your PSU has three independent 8-pin cables — do not use splitters or daisy-chain adapters.

Key Highlights

• NVIDIA Ampere architecture — 8,960 CUDA cores
• 12GB GDDR6X, 384-bit bus
• 1890 MHz boost (OC mode) / 1860 MHz (Gaming mode)
• Triple Axial-tech fans with reversed centre-fan rotation
• 2.9-slot heatsink design
• 2nd Gen RT Cores + 3rd Gen Tensor Cores
• NVIDIA DLSS support
• AURA Sync ARGB lighting (Armoury Crate)
• GPU Tweak II overclocking and monitoring utility
• 2× HDMI 2.1, 3× DisplayPort 1.4a — up to 4 displays / 8K output
• PCIe 4.0 x16 interface
• 318.5 mm length, 2.9-slot design
• 750 W PSU recommended — 3× 8-pin connectors

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The RTX 3060 12GB has earned its reputation as one of the more sensibly specced Ampere cards. It packs 3,584 CUDA cores, 112 third-generation Tensor Cores, and 12GB of GDDR6 running at 15 Gbps — delivering 360 GB/s of memory bandwidth across a 192-bit bus. The GPU clocks from 1320 MHz base up to 1777 MHz boost, and 28 second-generation RT Cores handle hardware-accelerated ray tracing. DLSS AI upscaling, G-SYNC compatibility, and NVIDIA Ansel are all supported. The generous 12GB VRAM buffer — wider than several higher-priced cards from the same generation — gives this card better headroom for high-texture workloads and multitasking at 1440p.

Hyperion Cooler and Build Quality

The Arktek Hyperion design features twin axial fans with IP5X dust resistance certification, a metal backplate for structural rigidity, and LED lighting. The dual-fan setup provides adequate thermal coverage for the RTX 3060’s 170W TDP without the bulk or cost of a three-fan design. The aluminium backplate prevents PCB flex — a practical detail on a card of this length — and also adds a measure of component protection. No RGB software ecosystem to manage; the LED lighting is fixed-effect.

Honest Value Proposition

Arktek is a Taiwanese OEM brand supplying graphics cards to system builders and channel partners across emerging markets. You won’t find the same premium cooler engineering or software suite as on ASUS ROG or MSI Gaming-tier cards, but the underlying GPU is identical to any other RTX 3060. For buyers prioritising GPU performance per rand over brand prestige, the Hyperion delivers the full Ampere feature set at a lower price point. VR Ready certification, G-SYNC, GameStream, and GPU Boost 3.0 are all present, along with full DirectX 12 Ultimate support.

Connectivity

Display outputs include 3× DisplayPort 1.4 and 1× HDMI, supporting up to 4 simultaneous displays at a maximum resolution of 7680×4320. The card connects via PCIe 4.0 x16 and is backwards compatible with PCIe 3.0 motherboards. A single 8-pin PCIe power connector is required, with a 550W PSU recommended.

Brand context: Arktek is an OEM/white-label brand, not a tier-1 AIB partner.

DisplayPort version: This card uses DisplayPort 1.4, not 1.4a. This is standard for RTX 3060 boards and supports up to 8K@60Hz with DSC, but lacks the higher refresh-rate capabilities of DP 1.4a found on newer cards.

Key Highlights

• NVIDIA Ampere architecture — 3,584 CUDA cores
• 12GB GDDR6, 192-bit bus, 15 Gbps, 360 GB/s bandwidth
• 1320 MHz base / 1777 MHz boost clock
• 2nd Gen RT Cores (28) + 3rd Gen Tensor Cores (112)
• DLSS, ray tracing, G-SYNC, VR Ready
• Twin-fan Hyperion cooler with IP5X dust resistance
• Metal backplate with LED lighting
• 3× DisplayPort 1.4, 1× HDMI — up to 4 displays / 8K output
• PCIe 4.0 x16 interface
• 170W TDP — 1× 8-pin PCIe power connector
• 550W PSU recommended

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The RTX 5070 is a significant step above the RTX 5060 Ti — not an incremental upgrade. The GPU carries 6,144 CUDA cores, 50% more than the RTX 5060 Ti’s 4,608, on a 192-bit memory interface rather than the 128-bit bus shared by the entire RTX 5060 family. That wider bus, combined with 28 Gbps GDDR7 across 12GB of VRAM, delivers substantially more memory bandwidth — a critical factor at 1440p and 4K with high texture settings. The factory overclock pushes the boost clock to 2542 MHz above the reference specification, and the full Blackwell feature set is present: DLSS 4 with Multi Frame Generation, NVIDIA Reflex 2 with Frame Warp, fourth-generation RT Cores, fifth-generation Tensor Cores, and NVIDIA Studio creative tools.

Triple WINDFORCE Hawk Fan Cooling in a 2-Slot Body

Despite being a 2-slot design, the WINDFORCE cooling system fits three alternate-spinning Hawk fans into the SFF-compatible profile. Graphene nano lubricant extends the life of the double ball bearing fans while providing quieter operation. The complete WINDFORCE system adds composite copper heat pipes, a large copper plate with direct GPU contact, 3D active fan semi-passive idle, and screen cooling fins for efficient sustained thermal performance. Server-grade thermal conductive gel is used across the GPU die, VRAM, and MOSFETs. The 3D Active Fan design stops all fans during low loads for completely silent operation, spinning up when gaming begins.

SFF-Ready: Compact Slot Profile, Not Compact Length

The “SFF” designation refers to the 2-slot form factor, which complies with NVIDIA’s specification for small form factor builds. At 282 mm in length, this is not a short card — it will require standard mid-tower clearance. The slim dual-slot profile means it won’t block adjacent expansion slots, making it well-suited to builds with PCIe devices in neighbouring slots, mATX platforms, and cases where slot width is the primary constraint.

Power Connector and Accessories

The card uses a single 16-pin (12V-2×6) power connector with a 750W PSU recommendation. A 12V-2×6 to 2× PCIe 8-pin adapter is included in the box, making this card compatible with PSUs that don’t have a native 16-pin cable — a practical inclusion for those upgrading from an older system. Display outputs cover 3× DisplayPort 2.1b and 1× HDMI 2.1b, supporting up to 4 simultaneous displays at 7680×4320. The card connects via PCIe 5.0, fully backwards compatible with PCIe 4.0 and 3.0 motherboards.

“SFF” means 2-slot, not short: At 282 mm this card requires standard full-length GPU clearance. Confirm your chassis’s GPU length limit before purchasing. The “SFF” designation refers to the slim 2-slot profile only.

Power connector: This card uses a 16-pin 12V-2×6 connector. A 2× 8-pin adapter is included, but native 12V-2×6 cable from your PSU is preferred for reliability. Do not use daisy-chained 8-pin adapters without confirming your PSU’s per-cable rating.

PSU requirement: 750W recommended — a step up from the 650W needed for RTX 5060 Ti cards. Verify before purchasing, especially when upgrading from a lower-tier system.

Thermal gel note: A small number of user reports mention thermal gel migration when the card is mounted vertically. Standard horizontal mounting is recommended.

Key Highlights

• NVIDIA Blackwell architecture — 6,144 CUDA cores
• 12GB GDDR7, 192-bit bus, 28 Gbps — wider bus than entire RTX 5060 family
• 2542 MHz boost clock (factory OC)
• Triple alternate-spinning WINDFORCE Hawk fans
• Graphene nano lubricant double ball bearing fans
• 3D Active Fan — silent semi-passive idle
• Composite copper heat pipes + large copper plate + screen cooling fins
• Server-grade thermal conductive gel on GPU, VRAM and MOSFETs
• 2-slot SFF-compatible design
• No RGB
• DLSS 4 with Multi Frame Generation + NVIDIA Reflex 2 with Frame Warp
• 4th Gen RT Cores + 5th Gen Tensor Cores
• NVIDIA Studio creative acceleration support
• 3× DisplayPort 2.1b, 1× HDMI 2.1b — up to 4 displays / 8K output
• PCIe 5.0, backwards compatible with PCIe 4.0 / 3.0
• 282 mm length, 2-slot design
• 16-pin (12V-2×6) power connector — 2× 8-pin adapter included
• 750W PSU recommended
• GIGABYTE Control Center software

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