GIGABYTE has released an updated version of its GeForce RTX 5060 GAMING OC graphics card, designated as the V2 model. The new listing introduces a minor clock speed adjustment that increases the boost frequency by 7 MHz compared to the original release.
GIGABYTE updates its GeForce RTX 5060 GAMING OC graphics card with a minor clock speed increase and regional availability.
The GIGABYTE GeForce RTX 5060 GAMING OC V2 carries the internal model identifier GV-N5060GAMING OCV2-8GD. The card retains the standard triple-fan WINDFORCE cooling solution and maintains the same physical dimensions as its predecessor.
Technical specifications for the updated GPU remain largely unchanged from the non-V2 variant. It utilizes 8GB of GDDR7 memory on a 128-bit bus interface and connects via PCIe 5.0. The core architecture and memory configuration are identical to the previous model.
The primary technical difference lies in the clock speeds, with the V2 version reaching a boost frequency of 2602 MHz. This represents an increase from the original 2595 MHz setting found on the standard GAMING OC card. All other hardware components and thermal solutions remain consistent across both versions.
The updated graphics card is priced at 64,500 yen for the Japanese market. The estimated price point translates to approximately $405 USD based on current exchange rates. Availability is currently limited to Japan according to the provided data.
The new model joins other recent updates that feature small adjustments to existing graphics card designs. Earlier versions shared the same core hardware configuration, differing primarily in their operating frequencies.
Source: GIGABYTE, VideoCardz
