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VEGA 56 to 2060 RTX

Mista G

Currently running a VEGA 56 for about a year now without any issues and was curious to know whether the time is right to replace with an 2060 RTX founders edition?

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In the best case that is a side-grade, not an upgrade.

 

In many cases you will lose performance.

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21 minutes ago, KarathKasun said:

In the best case that is a side-grade, not an upgrade.

 

In many cases you will lose performance.

Interesting to know... although many videos show that the 2060 is about 10-15% faster apparently and the VRAM isn't an issue?

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Just now, Mista G said:

Interesting to know... although many videos show that the 2060 is about 10-15% faster apparently and the VRAM isn't an issue?

Ive seen third party cards being -10% to +15% depending on the game.

 

Not worth the early adoption fee for RTX IMHO.

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From a Vega 56 there's no point in upgrading to a 2060 or a 2070. 2080 would be the first I'd even consider, and even then the 1080Ti (or potentially Radeon VII soon) should be better value than the 2080. A Vega 56 is around 7% slower at 1440p than the RTX 2060.

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@Mista G Morgan MLGman is on point. If you want a performance upgrade, I would get the 2080 or the new Radeon VII that is about to launch on Feburary 7.

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