NVIDIA has shared internal testing results for its budget-level graphics card, the GeForce RTX 5060, priced at $299.
These internal charts are nice, but the independent RTX 5060 FPS expectations piece is what really tells gamers what to expect in 2025.
Internal testing suggests that a budget-focused RTX 5060 gaming PC could offer strong value for mainstream gamers.
According to the company, even without using DLSS Frame Generation (MFG), the new GPU is up to 25% faster than the GeForce RTX 4060. When MFG is enabled, the RTX 5060 offers approximately double the performance of its direct predecessor from the Ada Lovelace generation. With Frame Generation active, the card delivers over 100 fps in 1080p resolution, even in the most demanding modern AAA titles.
For example, it reaches around 114 fps in Alan Wake 2, approximately 130 fps in Half-Life 2 RTX, and a similar 130 fps in Black Myth: Wukong. In S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2, the card can exceed 200 fps. NVIDIA also claims that its Reflex technology nearly eliminates the increase in input latency.
