#Nvidia RTX 4060 vs RTX 5060

Gamers looking to snag an Nvidia GeForce RTX 4060 may need to act fast, as new reports suggest a significant reduction in stock as Nvidia shifts focus to its next-generation RTX 5060 GPU. According to a leak from the Board Channels forum, supply for the RTX 4060 is expected to decrease by at least 60% year over year, with board partners receiving fewer units starting in the first quarter of 2025. While Nvidia has yet to confirm these reports, the timing aligns with rumors that the GeForce RTX 5060 is set for release in March 2025. Although this supply reduction is initially expected to impact China, it’s likely to have a global effect, with stock shortages and potential price increases for the RTX 4060 in various markets. As of now, the RTX 4060 remains available at its $299 MSRP (approx PHP 17,400), but as inventory tightens, prices may rise due to increased demand. The RTX 5060 is rumored to offer several upgrades over its predecessor, including a move from GDDR6 to GDDR7 memory, boosting speeds from 17Gbps to 28Gbps. While the RTX 5060 will likely bring efficiency and architectural improvements, its 8GB VRAM limitation means it may still struggle with newer games at high and ultra settings. Given this, some gamers may prefer to secure an RTX 4060 while they still can—especially if they’re looking for a budget-friendly 1080p option. Read more in our articles including "RTX 4060 Prices Could Rise as Stock Drops Ahead of RTX 5060 Launch" and "NVIDIA Unleashes RTX 5060 Ti with Game Ready Driver 576.02: DLSS 4 Support and Major Bug Fixes".