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Read moreRTX 5060 gaming PCs are available at Evetech from R20,684 including VAT, with 7 models in stock. Most builds sit between R20,684 and R23,309 depending on the CPU platform.
An RTX 5060 gaming PC is the most affordable way into NVIDIA's current graphics generation in South Africa, and every build on the current list uses the same card, so the price difference between the cheapest and priciest option comes down to CPU choice and finish rather than the GPU itself. Here is what the current lineup costs, and how to pick between them.
RTX 5060 gaming PCs are available at Evetech from R20,684 including VAT, with 7 models in stock. Most builds sit between R20,684 and R23,309, pairing the card with a Ryzen 7 8700F, Ryzen 7 5700 or Core Ultra 5 250KF, while a white-finished Ryzen 5 7500X3D build tops the range at R29,399. The RTX 5060 is built for smooth 1080p gaming with headroom into light 1440p thanks to DLSS 4.
Prices verified 16 July 2026. These are in-stock models at Evetech, cheapest first, and every price includes VAT.
Because the GPU is identical across every build here, what you are really buying as the price climbs is CPU generation and, in the last case, a colour-matched white chassis. The Ryzen 7 8700F and Ryzen 7 5700 at the bottom of the range are solid, proven chips that will not hold the RTX 5060 back at 1080p. The Core Ultra 5 250KF models bring Intel's newer architecture into the mix at a similar price. The Ryzen 5 7500X3D at the top uses AMD's 3D V-Cache, which specifically boosts gaming performance over a standard Ryzen 5, and the white edition adds a premium finish on top of that.
Because the GPU is fixed and only the CPU pairing moves, the useful thing to check on the RTX 5060 gaming PC page is which processor and memory combinations are actually on the shelf, since that is the only variable you are really shopping for at this tier.
The RTX 5060 is a 1080p card first and an entry 1440p card second. At 1080p it holds high frame rates in current AAA titles at high settings, and esports titles run well above 100fps on most of these builds. Push to 1440p and you will want DLSS 4 switched on in supported games to keep frame rates smooth, which the card handles well given its generation. It is not the card to chase native 4K or maxed-out settings in the heaviest new releases, but for a primary 1080p gaming monitor, or a 1440p screen where DLSS does some of the work, it is a comfortable fit.
None of the CPUs on this list will bottleneck an RTX 5060, which is why the price differences here are really about generation and features rather than raw gaming performance. The 7500X3D's extra cache mainly shows up in CPU-heavy games and high frame rate esports titles, so it is worth the jump if that is your focus; otherwise the 8700F or 5700 builds deliver the same GPU-bound performance for less. On power, the RTX 5060 draws modestly compared to higher cards in the stack, so a quality 550W to 650W power supply is enough for any of these builds, with 650W giving a bit of headroom if you plan to add storage or a second drive later.
If your budget can flex a little further, it is worth comparing this list against the RTX 5060 Ti gaming PC range, which trades some of the value here for meaningfully better 1440p performance and more VRAM. For a primarily 1080p setup the standard RTX 5060 remains the stronger value pick; for buyers who already own or plan to buy a 1440p monitor, the Ti is worth the extra spend. You can also check the standalone RTX 5060 card page if you already have a PC and only need the GPU.
RTX 5060 gaming PCs start at R20,684 including VAT at Evetech, with most builds priced between R20,684 and R23,309 depending on the CPU.
Yes. It comfortably holds high frame rates in current AAA titles at 1080p, and esports titles run well above 100fps on most of the builds in this range.
It can, especially with DLSS 4 enabled in supported titles, though it is best thought of as a strong 1080p card with light 1440p capability rather than a dedicated 1440p GPU.
A quality 550W to 650W power supply is enough for any RTX 5060 build, since the card draws modestly compared to higher tiers in the current lineup.
Choose the RTX 5060 for the best value at 1080p. Step up to the RTX 5060 Ti if you already have a 1440p monitor or want extra VRAM headroom for future games.
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RTX 5060 gaming PCs start at R20,684 including VAT at Evetech, with most builds priced between R20,684 and R23,309 depending on the CPU.
Yes. It comfortably holds high frame rates in current AAA titles at 1080p, and esports titles run well above 100fps on most of the builds in this range.
It can, especially with DLSS 4 enabled in supported titles, though it is best thought of as a strong 1080p card with light 1440p capability rather than a dedicated 1440p GPU.
A quality 550W to 650W power supply is enough for any RTX 5060 build, since the card draws modestly compared to higher tiers in the current lineup.
Choose the RTX 5060 for the best value at 1080p. Step up to the RTX 5060 Ti if you already have a 1440p monitor or want extra VRAM headroom for future games.