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Lineup Breakdown: Differences Between Base and Ti Models
Tests in our laboratory show a direct correlation between performance and the utilized die and video buffer size. The current series is divided into three configurations:
- Base RTX 4060 (8 GB): Based on the AD107 chip with 3072 CUDA cores and a TGP of only 115W. An ideal option for esports (CS2, Valorant) and playing story-driven games in 1080p. It falls into the budget gaming PCs segment with the lowest cost per frame.
- RTX 4060 Ti (8 GB): Equipped with a more powerful AD106 crystal (4352 cores). It delivers 15–20% more FPS, allowing you to run titles in 1440p resolution on medium-high presets.
- RTX 4060 Ti (16 GB): The doubled volume of high-speed GDDR6 memory eliminates frame drops in projects with heavy textures (Hogwarts Legacy, Alan Wake 2). If you are looking for ultimate PCs with RTX 5060 Ti or 16GB analogs, this card will cover the need for a large buffer.
Component Reliability and Purchase Conditions
During assembly, we ensured the proper heat dissipation of every part by testing the components under extreme loads.
- Hardware checks: Every desktop undergoes a mandatory 4-hour stress test in FurMark and AIDA64 software suites. We ship only 100% stable machines to the client.
- Warranty obligations: All system unit components are covered by an official 24-month warranty.
- Payment and logistics: You can buy the system with a single payment or arrange gaming PCs on installment without hidden fees. We provide courier delivery in Kyiv and safe transportation throughout Ukraine.
Platform Selection: Processors and RAM
Our engineers have tested this series' graphics cards with various CPUs to avoid the bottleneck effect:
- Optimal balance: Desktops based on fresh PCs with Intel Core i5 or PCs with AMD Ryzen 5 fully unlock the AD106/AD107 chips. This is a rational price without overpaying for excessive cores.
- Maximum multitasking: For video editing, 3D rendering, and streaming, it's better to buy PCs with Intel Core i7.
- Memory requirements: The base standard today is gaming PCs with 32 GB RAM. For professional tasks, we install kits of two or four modules, building gaming PCs with 64 GB RAM.