Industry observers expect Nvidia to launch the GeForce RTX 4060 Ti in May at a price point around 450 USD, a figure that has many gamers circling their calendars. A well-known video blogger on the Red Gaming Tech YouTube channel referenced a verified source to back this claim, signaling a cautious optimism about the new card’s market entry.
According to the blogger, the RTX 4060 Ti will sport the AD106 graphics chip, a chip that mirrors the mobile variant of the RTX 4070 in architecture. What sets the desktop edition apart is its slightly reduced CUDA core count, landing at 4352 or 4608 depending on the specific SKU being discussed. The card is expected to come equipped with 8 GB of video memory, a middle-of-the-road setup that could appeal to mainstream gamers prioritizing price-to-performance over enormous VRAM budgets.
Meanwhile, Nvidia’s previously announced RTX 4070 with a 12 GB memory configuration was unveiled in mid-April and began shipping globally around the same time. In Russia, the launch price was reported near 65,000 rubles, aligning with market-specific pricing strategies rather than a straight conversion from dollars.
Exact pricing and availability details for the RTX 4060 Ti in the Russian market have not yet been disclosed by Nvidia or its distributor network, leaving enthusiasts waiting for official word on when retailers will begin accepting pre-orders and what the final regional price will be.
In related news, a separate report from socialbites.ca noted a working Unreal Engine 5 build of the STALKER remake. The project reportedly requires a GeForce RTX 2070 Super or RTX 3060 Ti to run smoothly, illustrating how developers are pushing modern engines while balancing hardware demands for faithful, open-world experiences.