GeForce RTX 4060 to disappear from shelves soon as NVIDIA scales back shipments

NVIDIA is beginning to wind down shipments of the GeForce RTX 4060 in preparation for the launch of its new graphics card series. According to several sources, shipments of the model will be cut by 60% compared to the final quarter of 2024.

This confirms rumors about the end-of-life cycle for the RTX 4060, as well as a similar fate for the more powerful RTX 4060 Ti models. In January, NVIDIA halted production of the RTX 4070, and now it is the turn of the lower-tier Ada series cards.

Supplies of the RTX 4060 and 4060 Ti are expected to decline, with warehouse stocks becoming limited. Because of this, price increases are possible for these cards, which were originally available at around $300 for the RTX 4060 and $400–500 for the 4060 Ti. At the same time, NVIDIA is preparing for the release of the RTX 5060 and 5060 Ti, which are expected to cost more but will offer improved performance and power consumption. These cards are slated to arrive in March 2025, and their launch will mark the end of the RTX 4060 era.

The shortage of RTX 4060 and 4060 Ti cards will clearly impact the market, significantly reducing card availability ahead of the upcoming launch of the new models.

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