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Not a bad card by looks of it.
Stock it's trading blows with a 1070Ti, overclocked should be getting close to 1080 performance...
I just can't see why this card is being praised so much
Next year we'll have RTX 3060 with 1080Ti performance for £600.
Nvidia are treating people like mugs and it appears to be working.
Why do people keep saying this?!?! Am I missing something here??
Yes it sometimes matches a 1080. But the 1060 matched the 980 but it didn't cost $349! It was $249
I just can't see why this card is being praised so much
And even that was over priced!Dull release
1080ti £599
BOOM
Why do people keep saying this?!?! Am I missing something here??
Yes it sometimes matches a 1080. But the 1060 matched the 980 but it didn't cost $349! It was $249
I just can't see why this card is being praised so much
I own a vega 56. It’s not even close to a 2070.
A 2070 is between a 1080 and 1080ti (sometimes even coming out better than the ti).
https://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/ASUS/GeForce_RTX_2070_Strix_OC/31.html
I just can't see why this card is being praised so much
6gb on a £350 gpu in 2019 is pathetic.
I think the RTX 2060 is an insanely expensive 1080p card. We see game engines using higher resolution textures constantly and that eats vram, it's not just one's screen resolution.
Something interesting to note ! Look at PC Games Hardware's recent video at 6min 47 sec. They test RTX 2060 vs GTX 1070 in Wolfenstein II in 4K at Ultra details in Vulcan mode and the RTX 2060 with just 6GB vram available for textures can barely keep 20FPS while the GTX 1070 with it's 8GB vram buffer absolutely smashes it with about 50FPS average!
The GTX 1070 was never intended to run games a 4K, but it can run some due to the Vram buffer. I think the RTX 2060 is an insanely expensive 1080p card. We see game engines using higher resolution textures constantly and that eats vram, it's not just one's screen resolution.