Nvidia just launched the RTX 5060 (non-Ti) with an MSRP of $299 on May 19th. If you haven’t heard much about this card, it’s probably due to a lack of pre-launch reviews – the kind we usually see a day ahead of widespread availability. One reason for this is that RTX 5060 GPU drivers were delayed until the day of launch, causing some reviewer backlash and no time for benchmarking. Plus, Computex 2025 is happening right now; a busy time for the tech industry.

Either way, the GPU has finally been released and promises to deliver solid performance for an entry-level price. Nvidia boasts over 100 FPS at 1080p maxed out on several current AAA titles, and of course, support for DLSS 4 with Multi Frame Generation on the new 50 series cards. If you’re looking for where to buy the RTX 5060, here’s a list of models we’ve found so far.

Which retailers have the RTX 5060?

A search online reveals some major US retailers, like Amazon and Newegg, are yet to list the RTX 5060 (at the time of writing). With that in mind, we’ve tracked down all the models we could find so far in the United States and the UK, with their price tags revealed. Please note that not all models are immediately available.

Generally speaking, we don’t expect the RTX 5060 to be met with the same kind of day-one rush from buyers as some of the more powerful models. Hopefully, this means you’ll be able to pick up one of these GPUs relatively uncontested. On top of that, many consumers have been disappointed by the 8GB VRAM spec, which some reviewers are starting to call “obsolete,” at least in the 5060 Ti, which has a 16GB model for a reasonable price. The non-Ti card is only available with 8 GB.

Regardless, the xx60 series cards have proven to be popular for a long time, so we still expect the RTX 5060 to be an entry-level choice for gamers who want access to DLSS 4 and Blackwell architecture for as cheap as possible.

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Jack Goodall

At PC Guide, Jack is mostly responsible for reporting on hardware deals. He also specializes in monitors, TVs, and headsets and can be found putting his findings together in a review or best-of guide.