While most manufacturers focus on more expensive models, Gainward also puts effort into graphics cards for customers who value performance per dollar over premium features. And even though its basic models can’t match the noise or temperature levels of pricier cards with coolers twice the size, they often hold their own against mid-range models. The same goes for the RTX 5060 Ti Python III, priced at a suggested 429 USD.
The next set of data comes from the Metro Exodus Enhanced Edition benchmark using the Extreme preset at 3840 × 2160 resolution. Frame rates are again low, but GPU utilization is intense and the card once again hovers around the 180 W limit.
The average GPU clock speed hovered around 2705 MHz.
Power draw is once again near the 180 W cap, although the card only hits this value occasionally. Monitoring again suggests the voltage limit is the bottleneck.
GPU temperatures remain solid at 72 °C, with memory reaching 76 °C.
Fan speeds remain largely unchanged from the previous test.
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