In our standard benchmarks, the Asus Prime GeForce RTX 5060 Ti was able to deliver a comfortable 182fps using DLSS 4 in Cyberpunk 2077 at the Ultra Ray Tracing settings even in 1440p. At 1080p, it was able to output 250fps, compared with the 43fps of the RTX 5060. Without ray tracing and no DLSS, the 5060 Ti is about 20% faster compared with Ultra settings in 1080p.

The ASUS Prime OC Edition impresses with its stylish design and efficient cooling, which ensures an acceptable noise level even under load. By increasing the TGP to 200 watts, performance gains have been achieved, allowing the RTX 5060 Ti to almost match the performance of the RTX 4070 in several scenarioses.

An efficient, silent cooling system, impressive DLSS 4 performance with Multi Frame Generation, a new, more efficient Transformer model [...], even better encoding and decoding, good performance per watt ratio, SFF-Ready compatible

An efficient, silent cooling system, impressive DLSS 4 performance with Multi Frame Generation, a new, more efficient Transformer model [...], even better encoding and decoding, good performance per watt ratio, SFF-Ready compatible

... the company has surprised us with its PRIME range, which is designed to respect MSRPs without denying the brand's DNA (quality and performance)!

... the company has surprised us with its PRIME range, which is designed to respect MSRPs without denying the brand's DNA (quality and performance)!

The ASUS Prime GeForce RTX 5060 Ti 16GB GDDR7 OC Edition is a decent graphics card with a solid build quality.

Fast, efficient, runs cool, and is an excellent showcase for DLSS 4. The additional VRAM also helps when playing some of 2025's most demanding PC games.

Fast, efficient, runs cool, and is an excellent showcase for DLSS 4. The additional VRAM also helps when playing some of 2025's most demanding PC games.

A simple, well-cooled card with a compact form factor

The tested model, the Asus Prime RTX 5060 Ti O16G, is very good, has low temperatures and noise, offers everything you need, and I definitely wouldn't pay for a more expensive model.

Of the RTX 5060 Tis tested, the two ASUS models are convincingly the quietest.

The graphics card has a reasonable size and solid build, without unnecessary extras, so it likely won’t be too expensive once available. It no longer uses the 12VHPWR connector (though it may appear on more expensive RTX 5060 Ti models). Instead, it uses a more robust 8-pin connector, which doesn’t require a new power supply or adapter—only a single connector is needed.

Finally, a more affordable graphics card with enough VRAM capacity. It has good operating characteristics and solid performance for gaming at QHD resolution.