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NVIDIA’s RTX 4060 is finally here. Reviews abound, but lack enthusiasm. It shares the same AD106 GPU and the same controversial 8GB GDDR6 as the RTX 4060 Ti, but runs slightly slower at 17 Gbps data rates. The GPU is also 1830MHz, which is 430MHz lower than the Ti. The only advantage is the lower TGP 115 W than other Ada chips, but as Sebastian saw, the actual power usage is a bit higher than that. Basically, if the power consumption of the mobile RTX 3070 Ti he wants a bit more performance than the RTX 3060, then the RTX 4060 could help.
A slightly more interesting version has been released, the Zotac GeForce RTX 4060 Spider-Man OC. There’s no web-slinger’s signature on the card, but the box definitely features artwork from the new movie and is full of stickers and other glitter. This is the first Spider-Man branded card we’ve seen, which makes it somewhat unique. TechPowerUp also notes that this card isn’t just a pretty card, it also has a decent cooler, and if you have an older card and are willing to pay $300, the RTX 4060 has NVIDIA features like DLSS 3 and AV1 hardware encode and decode. I also discovered that it has the new features of
