Gigabyte (AORUS) GeForce RTX 5060 EAGLE MAX OC 8G

the Gigabyte (AORUS) GeForce RTX 5060 EAGLE MAX OC 8G (GV-N5060EAGLEMAX OC-8GD) based on Gigabyte’s usual “EAGLE OC” and current-gen RTX specs. Exact numbers may vary slightly when the card is officially finalized, but this is the typical configuration and feature set you can expect.

1. Core Specs

• GPU series: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 50‑series (RTX 5060 class)

• CUDA cores: Mid‑range count (designed for 1080p–1440p gaming)

• Boost clock (OC): Factory overclocked vs NVIDIA reference; EAGLE MAX OC variants usually have a modest +3–8% boost

• Memory:

  • Capacity: 8 GB

  • Type: GDDR7 (or high‑clock GDDR6 depending on final spec)

  • Bus width: 128‑bit (typical for x060‑class cards)

  • Effective memory speed: High bandwidth, optimized for modern games at 1080p/1440p

• Ray tracing & AI:

  • Full RT Core and Tensor Core support

  • DLSS (Frame Generation on supported titles)

  • Advanced ray tracing features for lighting, reflections, and shadows

2. Cooling & Design

• Cooler type: Triple‑fan (WINDFORCE‑style) or large dual‑fan depending on exact sub‑model

• Heatsink:

  • Multi‑heatpipe copper contact plate

  • Large aluminum fin stack for higher heat dissipation

• Fans:

  • Alternate spinning fans to reduce turbulence

  • 3D active fan (fans stop at low load/idle for silent operation)

• Backplate:

  • Full‑cover metal or reinforced plastic backplate for rigidity and extra passive cooling

• Length & slots:

  • Typically around 270–300 mm length

  • 2–2.5 slot design – takes up at least 2 PCIe slots in the case

• Aesthetics:

  • EAGLE‑style angular shroud

  • Minimal RGB or subtle logo lighting (EAGLE line is usually more understated than AORUS MASTER)

3. Power & Connectors

• Power consumption (TBP/TGP): Typically around 150–180 W for a 60‑class OC card (estimate, exact spec may vary)

• Recommended PSU: 550–650 W 80+ Bronze or better, depending on the rest of your system

• Power connector(s):

  • Most likely 1× 8‑pin PCIe or newer 12VHPWR (depending on final design)

• Slot interface: PCIe 4.0 x16 (fully backward compatible with PCIe 3.0 motherboards; only bandwidth changes slightly, not compatibility)

4. Display Outputs & Features

• Typical outputs:

  • 3× DisplayPort 1.4a/2.1

  • 1× HDMI 2.1

• Max monitors: Usually up to 4 simultaneous displays

• Max resolution: Up to 8K support (e.g., 7680×4320) for media and productivity

• Features:

  • G‑SYNC compatible

  • NVIDIA Reflex, NVIDIA Broadcast, RTX Video Super Resolution

  • AV1 and advanced video encoding/decoding, ideal for streaming and content creation

5. Performance Target

• Gaming focus:

  • 1080p Ultra in modern games with high FPS

  • 1440p High/Ultra in many titles with DLSS for smoother performance

• Workloads:

  • Good for photo/video editing, 3D modeling, and light to moderate AI/ML workloads thanks to Tensor Cores

• VR: Capable for most current VR titles at appropriate settings

6. Compatibility Notes

When you’re ready to use this with your PC, you’ll need:

1. Motherboard:

   • 1× PCIe x16 slot (any modern ATX/mATX board has this)

2. Case:

   • GPU length clearance of at least ~300 mm

   • 2–3 free expansion slots at the back

3. PSU:

   • At least 550–650 W, with the correct PCIe power connector(s)

4. Monitor:

   • HDMI 2.1 or DisplayPort 1.4/2.1 for best performance