NVIDIA is expected to officially unveil the new GeForce RTX 5060 Ti graphics card next week. It is already known that NVIDIA partners are actively sending video card samples for media reviews, so we can expect a lot of leaks over the next week.
One of the first leaks is from the FurMark database with a new PCI device ID. The ID 10DE-2D04 indicates an NVIDIA GB206 GPU, and additional data confirms that the information was leaked by HP and Gigabyte.
FurMark — is a somewhat unusual choice for an early performance leak, as the test in this case is not so much about performance as it is about heat dissipation. One of the graphics cards was limited to 61% of TDP, which is 116 watts. So, 100% TDP — 190 watts. The standard TDP of the RTX 5060 Ti is rumored to be 180W, so the particular model of one of NVIDIA’s partners has slightly increased power consumption — 10W more out of the box. This is probably an improved and factory overclocked model.
In the FurMark GL test, the card scored 10,242 points — this is not much more than the RTX 4060 Ti, and in fact the results are almost identical to the previous generation. There are various reasons for this: problems with drivers, platform, etc. It is worth noting that all three tested samples used different versions of drivers.
Earlier, we reported on technical characteristics of GeForce RTX 5060 Ti.
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Source: videocardz