A leak relayed by our colleagues from Videocardz and which comes to us, as often in the world of the graphics card, databases of the Geekbench software, software used to assess the performance of GPUs.
At Clubic, we do not use this software during our tests, but it still remains interesting when we hear anything and anything around the expected performance of these GeForce RTX 5060 Ti. In this case, it is an MSI model whose GPU has 4,608 cuda cores whose Boost frequency can reach 2,647 MHS and which has 16 GB of video memory.
On Geekbench, the card has passed the Vulkan and Opencl tests with results that are clearly not reversing compared to the previous generation, the RTX 4060 Ti. With a score of 140,147 points on Vulkan and 146,234 points on Opencl, the little news is therefore 14 % and 13 % better than the card it replaces in the Nvidia catalog.
If the gap is not revolutionary as we said as a title of this news, we must not forget that it is not a question here of taking charge of DLSS 4 and its multi-FRAME Generation, a major asset of this generation. You will also have to see at what price Nvidia intends to sell your cards.
