AX GAMING GeForce RTX 5060 Ti X3W PRO 16GB is just 43mm thick

AX GAMING launches the 43mm thick GeForce RTX 5060 Ti X3W PRO 16GB. This white GPU features a 2602 MHz boost clock and PUNK 4.0 cooling for compact builds.

AX GAMING GeForce RTX 5060 Ti X3W PRO 16GB graphics card
AX GAMING GeForce RTX 5060 Ti X3W PRO 16GB graphics card

RTX 5060 Ti X3W PRO 16GB Announced By AX GAMING GeForce RTX 5060 Ti X3W PRO 16GB is a new graphics card for those seeking high performance in a smaller footprint. The 43mm thickness makes the GPU suitable for smaller cases that would otherwise refuse normal full-sized GPUs. The card is important because it fills a specific niche of those with limited case space but do not want to compromise on clock speeds.

AX GAMING GeForce RTX 5060 Ti X3W PRO 16GB graphics card
AX GAMING GeForce RTX 5060 Ti X3W PRO 16GB graphics card

White chassis and 180W TDP target small form factor builders

The white chassis is based on the GeForce RTX 5060 Ti architecture with the PUNK 4.0 cooling system to help control the thermal output. The system consists of three fans as well as three 6mm heat pipes to make sure there is ample cooling for gaming use.

Specifications

  • Dimensions: 319x117x43 mm
  • GPU Boost Clock: 2602 MHz
  • TDP: 180W
  • Power Connector: PCIe 8-Pin
  • Recommended PSU: 600W

In terms of performance, the boost clock on the GPU is rated at 2602 MHz. This is 30 MHz higher than the base model. Total design power (TDP) for the card is 180W. A single PCIe 8-Pin power connector is required to power the GPU.

The 600W PSU is recommended for system builders who want to use this card to ensure a stable system. There's 16GB of memory which should be a sufficient buffer for modern gaming textures. This is aimed at mid-range gamers who want fit and thermal efficiency instead of extreme overclocking potential.

The GeForce RTX 5060 Ti X3W PRO 16GB is available now through AX GAMING. The new offering gives more options for smaller PC builds. The GPU fills a specific niche with size, cooling and performance in mind for the intended user base.

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