NVIDIA launched its most affordable RTX 50-series GPU yet for laptops, and a desktop version of the RTX 5050 is also on the ...

Affordable graphics card” seems like something of an oxymoron these days. But after six months after the launch of the RTX ...

According to shipping manifests spotted by Videocardz, Team Green's 60-class GPUs—including the RTX 5060 and 5060 Ti—will be riding in on a 128-bit bus, much like their predecessors.This is ...

The 4060 Ti was bashed a lot for its 8GB VRAM and 128-bit bus. While 8 gigs of memory buffer at a price point of $400 in itself is already so bad, the chips were running at 18Gbps, ...

Memory Bus Width: 128-bit; Memory Support: 7500 MT/s; The sixth row, which is more challenging to interpret, is speculated to refer to a low-end APU product, possibly the Sonoma Valley APU.

For context, this mirrors the AD103 and AD104 GPUs used in the RTX 4080 and RTX 4070, presumably leaving GB206 with a 128-bit bus, like AD106. This is a disappointing turn of events, ...

While both are said to sport a 128-bit memory bus, the RTX 5060 will only have 8GB of memory, and the RTX 5060 Ti will double that, with 16GB of VRAM. Jacob Roach / Digital Trends.

TL;DR: NVIDIA's upcoming RTX 5060 and 5060 Ti GPUs are rumored to feature GDDR7 video RAM and a 128-bit memory bus, based on shipping manifests that have just been uncovered. Some fear that sounds ...

Still, in the current climate, I’ll take that 16GB with the 128-bit bus over a card that has the same interface and only sports 8GB VRAM. The cheapest RX 7600 XT 16GB costs around $360 , and you ...

Here’s the thing though: As evidenced in our review of the last-gen Radeon RX 6600 XT, which had 32MB of Infinity Cache and a 128-bit bus, pairing a big on-die cache with a neutered bus width ...

All previous APUs from AMD, and indeed Intel, including AMD's new Ryzen Z1 APU in the Asus RoG Ally, have made do with a mere 128-bit bus and not a lot of bandwidth to share between the CPU and ...

If you'll allow us to wax hypothetical for a bit, let's examine the possibilities. A potential GeForce RTX 5090 with a 512-bit bus and the very same GDDR6X memory would have 1,344 GB/sec of memory ...