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Update 09/07: Links added for Amazon US
Update 25/02: Links added for Overclockers UK
Update 25/02: *Added links to buy the RTX 306o from Best Buy US*
Update 25/02: It’s finally launching day for the RTX 3060, excited? We believe the GPUs will be available to buy and pre order from 5 PM GMT
Update 24/02: Launch is tomorrow! Extra links for the RTX 3060 added
Update 23/02: Looks as though the hash rate limitation will feature on the RTX 3060
Update 22/02: It’s launch week, are you going to be attempting to pick up an RTX 3060 on release?
Update 19/02: Added links for the RTX 3060 from Scan, Ebuyer, and Currys
Update 18/02: We are closing in the upcoming RTX 3060 launch, I wonder how the stock is looking?
The RTX 3060 is the latest SKU in the RTX 30-series, which has absolutely stormed the benchmarks on release, and if it wasn’t for stock issues, you can be sure they would have been a very popular addition to gaming PCs across the world. Despite the launch issues faced by AMD and Nvidia, both continue to release SKUs, with the previous being the RTX 3060 Ti.
In this article, we are going to be looking at where to buy an RTX 3060, its price, release date, and specifications.
What Is The Nvidia GeForce RTX 3060?
While it is still conjecture at this point, Nvidia announced a special broadcast event to talk about the latest innovations in gaming and graphics. The most likely contender for the topic of conversation is the RTX 3060, an affordable card that can sit below the 3060 Ti as an impressive 1440p gaming option.
There were murmurs of an RTX 3050 Ti but it seems more likely that we will get two different variants of the RTX 3060, where the main difference is VRAM.
Specifications:
*Still to be confirmed, but let’s take a look at the RTX 3060 specs*
NVIDIA Architecture – Ampere
Samsung 8nm process node
12GB GDDR6 Memory
3584 Shading Units
192-bit Memory Bus
200W TDP
Nvidia GeForce RTX 3060 Release Date
The official release date for the RTX 3060 graphics card is the 25th of February, so get your bank account details at the ready.
Nvidia GeForce RTX 3060 Price
The Nvidia RTX 3060 price is likely to sit around the $299 mark, with the Ti version being released at around $400. This makes sense and even leaves the door open for an RTX entry-level card as we have seen with previous generations.
Where To Buy An RTX 3060
Much like the other cards in the RTX 30-series, the RTX 3060 will be available from all major retailers. Below we are going to be continually updating this page with where to buy links for the US, UK, Canada, France, Spain, Germany, and well, everywhere we can find!
Where To Buy An RTX 3060: US
RTX 3060 Listings, Pre Order, & Prices – Amazon US
Retailers in the UK haven’t listed the RTX 3060 models on their websites just yet but be sure to keep checking this page as we will be adding them as they go live.
RTX 3060 Listings, Pre Order, & Prices – Amazon UK
Retailers in Canada aren’t listing any RTX 3060’s just yet, so no prices or pre-order dates either. Regardless, the launch is very close, so we will be scouring the web to find every buying source available in Canada and bringing it right here!
RTX 3060 Listings, Pre Order, & Prices – Amazon CA
If you are looking at where to buy an RTX 3060, you are in the right place! We will be continually updating this page with every link we can find for the RTX 3060. We know how hard it has been with recent launches to actually get a graphics card, so bookmark this page and ensure you don’t miss out.
Summary Shaun has been working with WePC for nearly 5 years now, becoming a Product & Affiliate Editor in 2021. He started off writing gaming PC content and PC case reviews, but quickly moved into a more editor-based role covering a wider range of topics. Shaun has multiple qualifications in I.T and Computer Science A big fan of PC gaming and all the hardware involved. Everything from graphics cards to gaming mice, Shaun's your man. Experience Shaun first took an interest in PC gaming back in the mid-2000s, moving from the console. With a keen interest in I.T, Shaun began studying various computer-related courses over his time in higher education. After college and university, Shaun began building gaming PCs professionally, before finally picking up an editorial role at BGFG. Shaun has been with the company now for nearly 5 years, helping expand the site in several different avenues but always keeping a close eye on PC hardware. Education BA: Web Development B-Tech: Information Technology A Levels: Business Studies, I.T, D & T
