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RTX 2060 6Gb Launched

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7 minutes ago, Wolfgang_Rush said:

https://www.nvidia.com/en-in/geforce/graphics-cards/rtx-2060/

GTX 1060 was launched at 250 dollars

this year its 350

the definition of MID-range has changed and have now become 

mid-Premium 

Is it worth it ?????

Wait for some reviews and benchmarks, but it'll probably be like GTX1070 or maybe even a GTX1070Ti.

Nvidia doesn't call them mid-range anyway.

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2 minutes ago, PacketMan said:

Depending on the REAL price and the REAL performance

1060 6GB was launched at 250 dollars? Because iirc it was at least $300 in USA and 350€ in EU. Expect the RTX 2060 6GB to be, at least, 400€ in Europe since the GTX 1070 can be purchased for 375€ here in Spain, and expect it to perform similar to the 1070, maybe 3-4 fps more

This is just my opinion based on what happened to the 1060 and 970, 2070 and 1080, etc

So if the prices of GTX 1070 drop ... Should I go for it without any problem ????

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6 minutes ago, Wolfgang_Rush said:

So if the prices of GTX 1070 drop ... Should I go for it without any problem ????

depends if you value RT or not but I wouldn't buy a 1070 anyway go for the Ti if the price is right.

Maybe the performance of an  RTX2060 blows us all away but for now just wait a couple of days for benchmarks and reviews.

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Eh, maybe the new mid range cards will be the RTX 2060 cut down cards. the 3GB, 4GB, even the GDDR5 (maybe GDDR5X, but even then it should be the crappy ones on 1060 and 1070 D5X) flavours should be somewhat slower and cheaper.

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51 minutes ago, PacketMan said:

Depending on the REAL price and the REAL performance

1060 6GB was launched at 250 dollars? Because iirc it was at least $300 in USA and 350€ in EU. Expect the RTX 2060 6GB to be, at least, 400€ in Europe since the GTX 1070 can be purchased for 375€ here in Spain, and expect it to perform similar to the 1070, maybe 3-4 fps more

Think I saw nvidia UK tweet £329 for it.

50 minutes ago, campy said:

Just the one or did we get all the stupid sub variants as well because nvidia doesn't want to redefine their 10 scale?

I believe they only announced the FE card, so cheaper ones will eventually follow even excluding the lower ram options not announced.

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55 minutes ago, PacketMan said:

Depending on the REAL price and the REAL performance

1060 6GB was launched at 250 dollars? Because iirc it was at least $300 in USA and 350€ in EU.

The original FE price of the 1060 6GB was $299 but because of strong competition from AMD with the RX 480, Nvidia dropped the price to $249 and then launched the cut down 1060 3GB as well.

Judge a product on its own merits AND the company that made it.

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8 hours ago, Wolfgang_Rush said:

https://www.nvidia.com/en-in/geforce/graphics-cards/rtx-2060/

 

 

 

 

 

GTX 1060 was launched at 250 dollars

this year its 350

 

the definition of MID-range has changed and have now become 

mid-Premium 

Is it worth it ?????

 

 

 

 

Here are a few. performs better then the 1070, but in some cases on par with 1070Ti.

 

Overall i believe bitwit mentioned 11.6% better overal fps performance.

 

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