RTX 5060 drops to $324 on Amazon — cheapest 1080p card yet
Cheapest RTX 5060 on the market, but only if you act fast
Amazon is running a lightning deal on Nvidia's RTX 5060, dropping the price to $324. That makes it the cheapest 5060 you can buy right now, according to Tom's Hardware.
The 5060 launched at $349 and typically hovers around $340 in regular retail. This cuts another $16 off that floor. It's built for 1080p gaming: expect 100+ FPS in Warzone at high settings, similar numbers in Fortnite without ray tracing, and solid 60+ in Black Ops 6 multiplayer. Not a 1440p monster, but it does the job at 1920x1080.
Lightning deals expire fast. If you're hunting for a sub-$350 card and you game at 1080p, this is your moment. If you need 1440p horsepower, keep saving for a 5070.
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