Best rtx card just now?

[syfer]

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[DobertRownySr]

On 12/18/2019 at 1:34 PM, Midnitewolf said:

You mean a blurry treat.  From what I have seen on DLSS, it does increase the frame rate but at the expense of quite a bit of fidelity.  At the end of the day it really is all about what you are willing to give up though.  For example, many people have pointed out that the difference between High and Ultra settings is barely noticeable to the eye, but has a massive impact on performance in a game.  If your are willing to give up that barely noticeable difference or if your lucky enough to not actually notice the difference, then these cards have a lot more to give than the numbers sometimes suggest.  My point is mostly that even at 1080p, you have to give something up, somewhere to hit 144 fps in several games, even with a 2080 ti.  However as long as your willing to do something like enable DLSS that tends to make certain things in the background blurry or reduce other settings somewhere, then sure, even my current Vega 56 can churn out decent 1440p performance, you just got to be willing to give up something to get there is all. 

I haven't noticed any blurriness or loss of quality at all. And I even compared it with DLSS off.

[MrBrightSyde]

On 12/18/2019 at 5:07 PM, Jrasero said:

best for Ray Tracing then the only card IMO is the RTX 2080 Ti or Titan since there the only cards that can somewhat run ray traced games at 1440P.  

Best mid range RTX 2070 Super

 

Depends on the game and how they implement Ray Tracing. Metro Exodus? 2080 Ti is the only viable option (maybe a 2080 Super) for anything higher than 1080p 60hz. COD: Modern Warfare? a 2060 non-super would work.

 

Also, OP is using a 1080p 60hz TV as a monitor, so 1440p isn't relevant here.

 

In all honesty, for 1080p 60hz with RTX capabilities, the 2060 or 2060 Super would be the best option, whichever is cheaper (if the Super is within $15 USD of the 2060, get the Super).