The new Nvidia GeForce RTX 4060 is now available for purchase, starting at $299 and ranging up to $389 for the extreme overclocked plus bling models. Our review covered the performance and what you can expect, but while we weren't blown away by the generational gains, the 4060 still beat its predecessor, and most importantly it's not horribly expensive. It will compete for a place on our list of the best graphics cards and represents a good upgrade prospect for anyone still using an RTX 2060 or lower tier GPU. We've compiled a list of all the announced cards and prices from the major AIB (add-in board) vendors, Asus, Gigabyte, MSI, PNY, Zotac, and more.
Nvidia won't be making an RTX 4060 Founders Edition card, so all of the models are custom designs from Nvidia's partners. Some run with reference clocks, others will boast significant factory overclocks. Considering you can find factory overclocked cards like the Asus RTX 4060 Dual OC used in our review for the base $299 MSRP, the primary draw for higher cost models will be almost entirely for aesthetic reasons — card size, RGB lighting, and unique color schemes, for example.
Here's the rundown of all the GeForce RTX 4060 cards announced so far, how much they cost, and where to buy them.
