Gigabyte RTX 5060 Ti EAGLE MAX OC 16G Graphics Card

The Gigabyte RTX 5060 Ti EAGLE MAX OC 16G is a high-performance graphics card built on NVIDIA's RTX 50 Series architecture. Carrying Gigabyte's EAGLE MAX OC designation, this card is positioned as an overclocked variant within the EAGLE product line, designed for users who want factory-tuned clock speeds without manual tweaking. The black colour scheme fits seamlessly into a range of PC builds, from understated workstation towers to gaming rigs where a clean aesthetic is preferred. Equipped with 16 gigabytes of GDDR7 video memory, this GPU provides substantial headroom for high-resolution textures, ray-tracing workloads, and modern AI-accelerated rendering pipelines. GDDR7 memory offers meaningfully higher bandwidth compared to GDDR6, which translates to smoother frame delivery in memory-intensive titles and creative applications alike. The 16 GB capacity in particular makes this card well suited for gaming at 1440p and above, as well as tasks such as video editing, 3D rendering, and machine-learning inference at the prosumer level. Gigabyte's EAGLE MAX OC cooler design is engineered to keep thermals in check during extended sessions. The MAX suffix in the product name indicates an enhanced cooling or power delivery configuration relative to the standard EAGLE OC variant, providing additional thermal margin for sustained overclocked operation. This product ships in a black finish and is listed as in stock, available for immediate purchase. Its SKU is GV-N506TEAGLEMAX OC-16GD. Verifiable Specifications (sourced from merchant listing and merged attributes): - GPU Series: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 50 Series - Model: RTX 5060 Ti - Variant: EAGLE MAX OC - Video Memory: 16 GB - Memory Type: GDDR7 - Colour: Black - SKU / Part Number: GV-N506TEAGLEMAX OC-16GD - Listed Price: ₹64,899 (INR) - Stock Status: In stock Note: Additional specifications such as boost clock speed, TDP, PCIe generation, display outputs, and recommended PSU wattage were not present in the available source data and have been omitted to avoid unverified claims