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Nimbus NX-4060

Current productReleased 2025MPN NMB-NX4060GTIN 0900000000032

Nimbus NX-4060 pairs 8 GB of GDDR6 with a 115 W board power and a 242 mm card length. It scores 52 at 1080p, 44 at 1440p and 30 at 4K on the demo performance index, and the manufacturer recommends a 450 W power supply.

Best for

  • 1080p at high settings
  • Rasterised titles where frame rate matters more than lighting effects

Main trade-offs

  • Compact at 242 mm, so it fits most chassis
  • Draws 115 W, which sets the floor for the power supply

Lowest sample total

$291

Sample data

Across 2 demo retailer offers including shipping. 2.3% below the sample-window median.

Offers
2

2 in stock

Updated
Jul 28, 2026

Data version qgem5pedi9m3

Retailer offers

Retailer offers

Ranked by delivered total, stock and data freshness. Commission never affects this order.

Sample data
Sample data — illustrative fixture prices from a demo feed, not live retailer quotes.
RetailerPriceShippingTotalAvailabilityOpen retailer
Nordic PartsBest totalAffiliate partnerSample feed30-day returns · observed 4 d ago$290.99Free$290.99In stockGo to store
BitForge SupplyAffiliate partnerSample feed14-day returns · observed 4 d ago$290.99$4.99$295.98In stockGo to store

Sample data — illustrative fixture prices from a demo feed, not live retailer quotes. We are not the seller and take no payment. How offers are verified.

Price history

Lowest observed sample total per observation date, 9 points.

Sample data
Lowest
$290
Highest
$323
Median
$298
Current best
$291

Dashed line marks the median of the sample window. All values are illustrative fixture data.

Normalized specifications

Canonical values after unit normalization. Fields used by the compatibility engine are marked.

VRAM
8 GB
Memory type
GDDR6
Card lengthcompat
242 mm
Slot width
2
Board power
115 W
Recommended PSUcompat
450 W
Power connectorscompat
8-pin PCIe
1080p performance index
52
1440p performance index
44
4K performance index
30
Ray-tracing index
42
Acoustic index (lower is quieter)
32
Launch year
2025

Gaming performance at 1440p, High preset

Direct measurements where the reference lab tested this card; a modelled estimate otherwise. The distinction is never hidden.

GameAverage1 % lowEvidence
Aurora Protocolv1.4.247 fps37 fpsDirect measurement
Circuit LegendsSeason 9.3136 fps106 fpsDirect measurement
Kingdoms of Ashv3.170 fps55 fpsDirect measurement
Ridgeline Rallyv2026.180 fps62 fpsDirect measurement
Void Sectorv0.9.7 early access87 fps68 fpsDirect measurement

Measured on the reference bench described in the methodology. Fictional games and fictional hardware — this is demo data.

Compatibility

Every pairing below was evaluated by the same rule engine the builder uses.

  • Case

    6 of 6 compatible

    Works with Meridian Atlas A4, Meridian Compact C3, Meridian Forge F9 and 3 more.

  • Power supply

    6 of 6 compatible

    Works with Voltaic CoreBase 600, Voltaic PowerLine 1000, Voltaic QuietRail 550 and 3 more.

Provenance

Every canonical value carries the source it came from, when it was retrieved and how confident we are.

FieldSourceRetrievedConfidence
launchYearManufacturer product database (demo)Jul 28, 202695%
lengthMmManufacturer product database (demo)Jul 28, 202695%
noiseIndexManufacturer product database (demo)Jul 28, 202695%
perfIndex1080pManufacturer product database (demo)Jul 28, 202695%
perfIndex1440pManufacturer product database (demo)Jul 28, 202695%
perfIndex2160pManufacturer product database (demo)Jul 28, 202695%
powerConnectorsManufacturer product database (demo)Jul 28, 202695%
rayTracingIndexManufacturer product database (demo)Jul 28, 202695%
recommendedPsuWManufacturer product database (demo)Jul 28, 202695%
slotWidthManufacturer product database (demo)Jul 28, 202695%
tdpWManufacturer product database (demo)Jul 28, 202695%
vramGbManufacturer product database (demo)Jul 28, 202695%
vramTypeManufacturer product database (demo)Jul 28, 202695%

Demo product

Nimbus NX-4060 is a fictional model created for this demonstration catalog. Its specifications are internally consistent so the compatibility and scoring engines can be exercised, but it does not describe a real product.