ASUS Prime GeForce RTX 5060 Ti 16GB GDDR7 Graphics Card — 2647 MHz

A mid-range graphics card built on the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5060 Ti GPU, standing out with 16GB of GDDR7 memory — more than typical for this tier — plus an SFF-Ready compact design and a boost clock up to 2647 MHz in OC mode.

Key Features

• 16GB of memory at a mid-range price point 

Most cards in this price bracket ship with only 8 or 12GB. 16GB of GDDR7 here directly benefits modern high-resolution texture-heavy games and local AI workloads that depend more on memory capacity than raw compute alone.

• SFF-Ready design for compact builds

 At 304×120×50mm and under a kilogram, the card is specifically engineered to fit compact SFF cases without sacrificing performance — a rare combination at this tier.

• Up to 772 TOPS of AI performance

 That figure reflects the card's ability to run local AI workloads like DLSS upscaling and light generative tasks without relying entirely on the cloud.

• Moderate power draw on a single 8-pin connector

 It only needs a 550W PSU — far less than higher-tier cards — making it a practical drop-in upgrade for an existing system without a PSU swap.

This card is right for you if you…

• Are building or own a small-form-factor (SFF) system and want solid performance without giving up space

• Game at 1080p or 1440p and don't need 4K-class power

• Want a large 16GB memory pool without paying for the tier above

• Have a 550W PSU and don't want to upgrade it

Consider something else if…

• You want to game at 4K on max settings — step up to the RTX 5080 tier

• You do heavy rendering or editing that needs more raw compute than memory capacity alone provides

What Else You Will Need

The card needs a 550W+ PSU with an 8-pin connector, and only 2.5 slots of internal clearance — fitting most compact and standard cases. Check the card's 304mm length against your case before installing it in a tight SFF build.

FAQ

Why does 16GB of memory matter at this price point? 

Because most competitors in the same bracket only offer 8 or 12GB, and the larger pool extends the card's useful life against future, more memory-hungry games.

Is this card good for 4K gaming?

 It can run some titles at 4K on medium settings with DLSS, but it's primarily built for 1080p and 1440p.

What does SFF-Ready mean?

 It means the card's dimensions and thermal design have been tested to run efficiently inside small-form-factor cases without heat or clearance issues.

Does it need a special power supply?

 No, a standard 550W PSU with a single 8-pin PCIe connector is enough.