NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060 Costs Less Than The RTX 3060, Offers 20% Better Performance & Reduces Your Power Bills

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NVIDIA has officially unveiled the GeForce RTX 4060 8 GB graphics card which will be launching on the 29th of June for $299 US.

Last week, NVIDIA announced that they were pushing the launch of the GeForce RTX 4060 ahead. It was originally planned to launch in July alongside the GeForce RTX 4060 Ti 16 GB graphics card. The card will now be available as early as next week on the 29th of June and will hit retail stores as one of the most affordable Ada Lovelace offerings.

Now, the company is sharing even more data regarding the GeForce RTX 4060 graphics card, and once again, NVIDIA plans to bring the RTX and DLSS advantage to a wider audience. In one of the new slides, the company illustrates how 79% of RTX 40 gamers play their games with DLSS On, and 83% of RTX 40 gamers play their games with RT On. That means that every 8 out of 10 RTX 40 GPU owners are benefitting from Ada's latest technologies & there are 400 RTX games and applications that users can take advantage of.

However, these premium features come at a cost and during the pandemic, we saw heightened prices across all GPUs. That is why the very older GTX 16, GTX 1060, and RTX 2060 series still show up at the top of the lists at Steam Hardware Survey with 77% of the gaming base playing at 1080p or less. So NVIDIA is deciding that they want to give the mainstream gamer the value back & make them upgrade to a better GPU in the form of the RTX 4060 which also delivers a nice 20% boost vs the RTX 3060 in standard rasterization and up to a 70% boost with DLSS 3 enabled.

But another major factor discussed by NVIDIA is the power savings that come with the RTX 4060. Anyone using a GeForce RTX 4060 will reduce their power bills by a large fraction thanks to Ada's highly