When a graphics card deal like this one from Overclockers UK pops up in the wild, you’ve got to consider it. OCUK has dropped the price of this Zotac GeForce RTX 5060 Ti Twin Edge to just £379.99, with this 16GB GPU now costing less than Nvidia's recommended retail price in this Early Black Friday sale.
That’s one of the cheapest prices you’ll find for an RTX 5060 Ti with this amount of VRAM at the moment, making it an absolute steal if you’re thinking about a gaming GPU upgrade. It’s also quite the reduction for a card that we’ve seen priced as high as £450 just a few months ago at retailers like Amazon, with other models reaching £500+ in some instances.
For your money, you’ll be securing yourself one of Nvidia’s mid-tier, current-gen graphics cards, featuring a Blackwell GPU with 4,608 CUDA cores and a boost clock speed of 2,527MHz. Unlike the power-guzzling RTX 5090, this RTX 5060 Ti only requires a single eight-pin PCIe connector to deliver power, with Zotac recommending the use of a 600W power supply with it.
Our RTX 5060 Ti 16 GB review shows just how impressive this GPU is for mid-tier builds, with the charts below highlighting the card's ray-tracing power, especially compared it to its peers.
This is a card perfect for big builds, but it also conforms to Nvidia’s SFF-Ready specifications, making it suitable for smaller mini-ITX PCs, depending on your case layout. The big win here, however, is the VRAM. 16GB of GDDR7 memory makes it a superior option compared to the 8GB variants that this GPU supports, providing it with more headroom for the most resource-intensive games, especially if you're trying to play at higher resolutions like 1440p.
Another big bonus of the RTX 5060 Ti is its support for Nvidia's latest tech, including DLSS 4, which unlocks multi-frame generation and improved AI upscaling in certain games.
The Zotac RTX 5060 Ti Twin Edge lacks RGB lighting, which you may consider a bonus, depending on the type of build you have. Either way, you’ve got a three-year warranty to fall back on, giving you peace of mind should any issues crop up along the way.
In an uncertain world where skyrocketing RAM prices are already having an impact on the cost of PC hardware, it’s not a bad idea to lock down a brand-new graphics card at this card's £379.99 sale price, especially when it’s already below Nvidia’s own RRP. Black Friday might just be around the corner, but don’t sit on a deal like this one, as the stock is likely to run out fast.
If you're looking for more savings, check out our Best PC Hardware deals for a range of products, or dive deeper into our specialized SSD and Storage Deals, Hard Drive Deals, Gaming Monitor Deals, Graphics Card Deals, or CPU Deals pages.
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