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I see so heopefully gigabyte will allow me to update the support zen 3. Thanks for the help!
 

I have had windows 10 for a while now would a clean install be good?

I do not think so but does a chipset driver really affect performance?

1080p bios f50 have not updated chipset
 

I am useing a2 b2

My mother board goes ddr4 -1 ddr4-3 ddr4-2 ddr4- 4 i have them placed on the 1 and 2

It is not bad but not what I paid for
 
 

I overclocked my ram to 3000mhz and yes I have 2 sticks
 

So I have been getting lower fps on games. Like on CSGO im getting 150 fps on low settings same with league of Legends. My current build is a Ryzen 2600x x470 gigabye ultra gaming mother board 16gb 3000mhz  of ram and a rtx 2060. If any one could help I would appreciate it.

No difference

Here's some review about 2060 vs 2070. IMO stay with the 2060 because it's around 40% more expensive for 15% faster if you get the 2070.
 
https://www.techspot.com/review/1781-geforce-rtx-2060-mega-benchmark/page3.html
 

It's  MAYBE 15% faster. Honestly even if it were FREE I'm not sure if I would bother going through the trouble of sending the card back, waiting without a GPU, then installing it again. I sure as hell wouldn't pay a 50% premium for that extra 15% performance and headache.

the 2060 is one of the better value we've had for the past year while the 2070 is one of the worst. Nvidia made the 2060 too fast for its 350 price tag imho, keep it.

Generally speaking, an RTX 2060 should be plenty for 1440p 60 FPS (and even 144 FPS for eSports titles) gaming at high-ultra settings.
 
Do exactly what @martward said, and look up YT videos testing the RTX 2060 in the games you play.

That really depends on the game and the settings. Most games out right now will play on 1440p@60fps on high-ultra settings. Just look at some reviews on YouTube, that'll give you a better idea and may show you the performance on the games you would like to play.

Not sure how you came up with those numbers, framerate really depends on the specific game.
 
For the OP: Upgrade if you're not satisfied with your current GPU performance. Otherwise, stick with the RTX 2060.
Yep, a RTX 2060 is a good card for 1440p gaming. Make sure to quote people when replying to them by clicking the small arrow button at the bottom of people's posts.
 
BTW, welcome the LTT forums!

Don't bother upgrading if your current graphics card gives you the performance you want. I know the step up program is tempting but consider the value.