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Yesterday, the graphics card was officially launched on the market Nvidia GeForce RTX 4060 Ti 8GBwhich is sold in the Czech Republic with recommended price of CZK 10,499. While that’s a pretty decent amount compared to previously released Ada Lovelace generation models, claims from the well-known leaker’s sources suggest that this mainstream model will once again dealing with weak, if not downright poor, demand. At least abroad.

Moore’s Law Is Dead, a renowned insider who often provides details on various hardware products ahead of time, in his YouTube video he cites a quartet of different sources that more or less agree that the demand for RTX 4060 Ti 8GB is simply not good. He’s probably to blame for that small memory capacity, which is simply not enough for many modern AAA games. After all, reviewers also criticized Nvidia, and it’s no wonder.

The leaker cites his source from an unspecified major US outlet as saying that they don’t expect any more deliveries this month. At the same time, they claim that only about 30-50% of the models actually sell for the recommended price, and the rest have a price tag significantly higher than $400. “I think some of Nvidia’s partners are hoping people will pay the RTX 3070 price for this thing,” the source said.

The leaker received another statement from a source from the large Micro Center chain. This brings even more reason for skepticism, since mentions “ZERO interest”. At the same time expects not a single model to be sold in some locations at this timeand so only a minimum of them were purchased.

A third person familiar with the matter said that The RTX 4060 Ti is facing about the same demand as the RTX 4080 once was, which can practically be shortened to the word “disaster”. We previously informed you several times about the complete lack of interest in the RTX 4080, which even culminated in resellers having to sell them at recommended prices.

One of the sources inside the unnamed European distributor again commented on the situation saying that preliminary demand data for the RTX 4060 Ti is very poor indeed. He also stated that he has not received new RTX 4070 stock since April.

How do you see it with the RTX 4060 Ti 8GB? Does it appeal to you, or rather not? Share your thoughts with us in the comments!

During the January technology fair CES 2023 we brought you a series of news about newly introduced products. One of them was 500Hz monitor from Dellwhich was announced under its Alienware gaming brand, and was understandably also featured on our site. Now this bloated piece has a price and a release date.

Alienware AW2524H will be available on store shelves in North America starting March 21st, priced at US$829.99, which in conversion, it represents approximately CZK 18,350 without VAT. Originally, however, a much higher amount was expected. However, we do not have any information about availability outside this continent, so it is not clear whether the monitor will also be available in the Czech Republic.

She is practically the most interesting attraction of this monitor 500Hz refresh ratewhich will come in handy mainly for players of competitive shooters, such as Counter Strike: Global Offensive. But it must be said that it can only be achieved by overclocking from the basic 480Hz frequency. The icing on the cake is the display speed 0.5ms responsehowever some other parameters are not so famous.

As could be expected even before the release of the monitor, its resolution is only FullHD. But demanding CS players, who often use completely obscure resolutions, will probably not bother them so much. Alienware AW2524H it also uses an IPS panelthe problem of which is that the pixels are not illuminated individually, and therefore it is not possible to achieve as believable colors and dark blacks as in the case of OLED technology.

The screen offers 99% coverage of the sRGB color gamut and certification VESA DisplayHDR 400, which ensures excellent image visibility from all angles. The manufacturer has obviously also focused on the design side, so it is located on the back of the monitor glowing Alienware logo a number 25 of the same color. Between these two elements sits a stand that says Alienware for a change.

If the monitor eventually made its way to us, would you consider buying it? Let us know in the comments!