1060s were £290 on release. 8meg non blower AMD 480s were £250 back then.
£/$ was 1.55 pre brexit vote and iirc about 1.45 about the time of the 1060 release 2 months on, but might have been decided at the 1.55 rate.
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Nvidia announces RTX 2060, more powerful than GTX 1070 Ti at $350
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1060s were £290 on release. 8meg non blower AMD 480s were £250 back then.
£/$ was 1.55 pre brexit vote and iirc about 1.45 about the time of the 1060 release 2 months on, but might have been decided at the 1.55 rate.
Caporegime
The new Nvidia way, sell their new card one tier up and pretend the performance increadeinc real, but actually you're just getting 1070Ti performance at same old 1070Ti pricing with some features it'll be too slow to use and 2GB of RAM shaved off. Nice.
Soldato
you can't compare release prices in £ because the cards are priced in $, you have to go on dollar msrp's to compare release prices.
Pretend? are you saying the new cards are slower then the previous gen when compared with like for life settings?
Caporegime
They perform similar to the previous gen card at the same price point. Nvidia can say the 2060 is loads faster than the 1060 but they're not charging xx60 prices.
Soldato
I was talking about US RRPs,since this realistically is what other prices worldwide are converted from.
All I am seeing is the 60 series pushed up another tier. Its going to be fun when we get a RTX2050TI or a RTX2060SE for $250 to $300.
I was talking about the US RRP too. RTX3060 6GB $450!!
Intel save us!!
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Same boat here, have only had a 1070 Ti for about two weeks. It could depend on what resolution you're using. I'm on 3440x1440 and I doubt RTX will be useable on a 2060 at that res. Also of concern is the FFXV benchmark that got DLSS, which only supported upscaling to 4K. If DLSS in the future is going to be hit and miss when it comes to UW/1440p, not to mention even being only available in a limited number of titles, that's another thing that potentially justifies the 1070 Ti over a 2060. I've also already played one game that can use over 7 GB of VRAM at my res, so the extra 2GB will certainly be a plus for the 1070 Ti.
I'm fairly amazed the 1070+ series may be going EOL with the 2060 arriving. Wasn't there supposed to be tons of these cards left in stock for nvidia from the mining boom? Or was that just the 1060s?
Soldato
Soldato
Is rtx even useable on such a card?
I keep wanting to jump on a card but anything seems like a silly investment right now. Waiting it out till at least early Feb I think.
I keep wanting to jump on a card but anything seems like a silly investment right now. Waiting it out till at least early Feb I think.
Soldato
Soldato
Form gamer's Nexus, yes it does 1080p at 60FPS. Not great but I think future titles will show better performance than BFV
£329 according to the UK website
https://www.nvidia.com/en-gb/geforc..._GEFORCE_UK_20190207_Facebook_2060_RTX_Launch
https://www.nvidia.com/en-gb/geforc..._GEFORCE_UK_20190207_Facebook_2060_RTX_Launch
tl;dr 1070ti for 1070ti price + RTX "features". Also, more evidence of Nvidia abandoning their older cards in favour of their newer ones (shock, horror!) so that the new ones don't look as bad as they are ($/perf). Meh.
Soldato
Looks to be a pretty decent little card for those on a strict budget and who game at 1080p. That said, even though I do currently game at 1080p I'm still opting for the MSI RTX2070 Armour as I may be getting a 1440p monitor chucked my way later on.
Soldato
£350+ for mid range is insanity.
Caporegime
xx60 is practically entry level nowadays with xx70, xx70Ti, xx80, xx80Ti and Titan above it.