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INNO3D GeForce RTX 5060 TWIN X2 (N50602-08D7-195071N)

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Practical and minimalist graphics card, designed for users who value modern performance without excessive decorative elements. Its concise design and moderate dimensions make it a convenient option for versatile gaming and work systems. The model is based on the GB206 graphics processor with a frequency of up to 2497 MHz, including 3840 CUDA cores, 120 tensor, and 30 RT cores. Video memory is represented by 8 GB GDDR7 with a 128-bit bus and a bandwidth of 448 GB/s. This set provides confident performance in games at 1080p resolution and stable 60+ FPS in most modern projects. When transitioning to 1440p, the DLSS 4 complex helps, using upscaling and frame generation. The INNO3D cooling system is built on two fans and an aluminum radiator, maintaining an optimal balance betwee...n effective cooling and low noise levels. The card's length is 225 mm with a thickness of 2 slots, making it compatible with most mid-tower cases. The INNO3D GeForce RTX 5060 TWIN X2 is equally suitable for gaming and everyday work with graphics and multimedia. Support for NVIDIA Reflex and RTX Video Super Resolution technologies further enhances user comfort: the former reduces response lag in competitive projects, and the latter improves the quality of streaming video. The power consumption of the graphics card is at a level of 145 W, so a power supply unit with a capacity of at least 550 W will be sufficient for the system.
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INNO3D GeForce RTX 5060 TWIN X2
8 GB / 2497 MHz
8 GB / 2527 MHz
Main
InterfacePCIe v5.0 8x
GPU
Model GPUGeForce RTX 5060
ArchitectureBlackwell
Memory size8 GB
Memory typeGDDR7
Memory bus128 bit
Maximum frequency (Boost Clock)2497 MHz
Memory speed28000 Mbps
Lithography4 nm
Max. resolution7680x4320 px
Connections
HDMI1
HDMI versionv2.1b
DisplayPort3
DisplayPort versionv.2.1b
Software
DirectX12 Ultimate
OpenGL4.6
Stream processors3840
Tensor cores120
RT nuclear30
Texture units120
Passmark G3D Mark test21440 points
General
Monitors connection4
Coolingactive (fan)
Fans2 pcs
Power consumption150 W
Additional power8 pin
Minimum PSU recommendation550 W
Length225 mm / 225x116x41 /
Height116 mm
Occupies slots2
Official Websiteinno3d.com
Added to E-CatalogMay 2025
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N50602-08D7-195071N

Practical and minimalist graphics card, designed for users who value modern performance without excessive decorative elements. Its concise design and moderate dimensions make it a convenient option for versatile gaming and work systems. The model is based on the GB206 graphics processor with a frequency of up to 2497 MHz, including 3840 CUDA cores, 120 tensor, and 30 RT cores. Video memory is represented by 8 GB GDDR7 with a 128-bit bus and a bandwidth of 448 GB/s.

This set provides confident performance in games at 1080p resolution and stable 60+ FPS in most modern projects. When transitioning to 1440p, the DLSS 4 complex helps, using upscaling and frame generation. The INNO3D cooling system is built on two fans and an aluminum radiator, maintaining an optimal balance between effective cooling and low noise levels. The card's length is 225 mm with a thickness of 2 slots, making it compatible with most mid-tower cases.

The INNO3D GeForce RTX 5060 TWIN X2 is equally suitable for gaming and everyday work with graphics and multimedia. Support for NVIDIA Reflex and RTX Video Super Resolution technologies further enhances user comfort: the former reduces response lag in competitive projects, and the latter improves the quality of streaming video. The power consumption of the graphics card is at a level of 145 W, so a power supply unit with a capacity of at least 550 W will be sufficient for the system.

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Get it for 1080p or 1440p if you want a good balance of performance and price.
20 February 
Picked up the INNO3D RTX 5060 for €695 — pleasantly surprised. It's a great upgrade for Full HD and 2K. In modern games, stable FPS at high settings, without noticeable drops. The card performs confidently even in demanding projects. Temperatures remain steady, and the cooling system operates quietly even under load. Power consumption is reasonable — no need to change the power supply. The build quality is good, and it looks neat.
Stable FPS in modern games
Good temperatures
Quiet operation under load
Reasonable power consumption
High-quality build
8 GB of video memory might be just enough in some new games on ultra settings.
For 1440p with ray tracing, DLSS will be required.
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Accelerated AI

GeForce graphics cards with the 60 index have traditionally been among the most popular among Steam users, and the new Inno3D RTX 5060 Twin X2 is likely to continue this trend. It boasts a 25% increase in gaming performance over the RTX 4060, and in artificial intelligence tasks, the growth reaches 250% thanks to support for FP4 floating-point calculations.

Editing and Streaming

The NVENC 9 media encoder, designed for video editing and streaming, has received support for extended color subsampling 4:2:2 for H.264, HEVC, and AV1 codecs. Users can choose between GeForce Game Ready drivers and NVIDIA Studio — the latter option provides advanced features for working with multi-monitor configurations. To launch a local AI assistant, the Chat with RTX application can be used.

Fourth DLSS

The Inno3D Twin X2 cooling system consists of an aluminum heatsink, composite heat pipes, and two 90-mm fans. The metal backplate serves a dual purpose — it protects the board and aids in heat dissipation. The video memory volume is 8GB of GDDR7 standard, but this doesn’t hinder performance thanks to DLSS 4, which uses the energy-efficient Transformer architecture instead of the outdated CNN algorithm.