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you tired of gaming and boring old
4k
well this sucks
I
can barely even make out the
individual
pixels I'm even gonna know
it's
a video game are you tired of
having
all that extra money in your
wallet
introducing
the new r-tx 2060 the more
expensive
version of the GTX 1160 we
accidentally
leaked a few weeks ago now
you
can play all your compatible games
at
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kidding aside we've been pretty
negative
about product releases from
Nvidia
lately and while it's good to get
our
frustrations out every once in a
while
it gets pretty boring if
everything
is crap you know so for this
review
I'm going to give the r-tx 2060
every
chance I'd can for it to impress
me
and I'm gonna try not to think too
much
about my problems with the rest of
the
r-tx launches and that should be
pretty
easy on paper this thing actually
has
a lot going for it compared to the
GTX
1060 it's got more CUDA cores and
way
faster memory that is depending on
which
version of the card you get more
on
that later and that's to say nothing
of
the inclusion of the USB type-c based
virtual
link connector in fact the r-tx
2060
looks more like a beefed up gtx
1070
which is great because it's priced
that
way too okay all right sorry I'm
letting
a little bit of salt seep in
here
but at 3:49 Nvidia's newest real
time
ray tracing accelerator is a cool
handle
more than its direct predecessor
60
tier card anywho like the gtx 1070 we
are
down to one eighth pin PCI Express
power
connector and while our founders
Edition
is still rockin the new r-tx
style
dual fan cooler design retreated
to
a smaller lighter card overall that
on
the surface looks a lot friendlier to
small
form factors than its bigger
brothers
in practice though this shorter
PCB
design ends up being less helpful
than
you'd think
thanks
to the rear position of the PCI
Express
power connector bummer
partner
boards don't have to end up that
way
though so all that really matters
about
our founders Edition is how it
performs
since launching - uproarious
applause
r-tx ray-tracing and deep
learning
super sampling anti aliasing
have
been hot new features announced for
dozens
of games so we should have plenty
to
look at now that it's been on the
market
for several months
rats
that was more salt there wasn't it
but
it's okay it's okay at least we have
something
to look at now the shadow of
the
Tomb Raider team's only birthday
present
to me ended up being empty
promises
but battlefield 5 and final
fantasy
15 respectively had support for
these
features though a new card
supporting
them doesn't tell us much
that
we didn't already know our our fps
is
roughly half for the privilege of
turning
our TX on which in this case
unfortunately
takes a GPU that is
capable
of playable frame rates at 4k
medium
settings and drops us to 1080p is
the
difference between 1080p and 4k that
noticeable
maybe not so much like you're
really
in the heat of battle but as we
discussed
in our recent video on
resolution
vs. framerate the inability
to
run at greater than 60 fps is going
to
put you at a competitive disadvantage
in
competitive games and that difference
in
resolution is noticeable in
sightseeing
titles as for DLS s it
performs
pretty well but it's locked at
4k
which means that this card translates
to
a passable score in the final fantasy
15
benchmark it's not a great benchmark
but
it does show us a pretty
representative
performance difference
between
TI a and d LS s now whether or
not
you like the LS s anyway and the
shimmering
that it retains on thin edges
versus
ta a that's another story on to
more
traditional gaming scenarios the RT
x
2060 runs significantly faster than
the
gtx 1070 a pretty solid place to be
considering
its similar specs and launch
price
DirectX 12 in particular
exemplifies
the improvements to
asynchronous
compute that tearing brings
to
the table and as a result we've got a
decent
uplift pretty much across the
board
and the RT x 2060s prospects
improve
even further in our productivity
suite
where it beats out the gtx 1070 by
a
significant margin in lux mark and for
that
matter
actually
most workstation tasks budget
workstation
use actually might be this
cards
calling especially when you look
at
its performance across
all
but one test inspect you perf now
while
we didn't run any deep learning
tests
today armchair AI researchers
should
directly benefit from the tensor
course
and the fact that the GeForce
r-tx
2060 is the cheapest card that has
them
it should come as no surprise
though
but with all this tech packed
into
it power consumption is up along
with
thermal output showing us exactly
why
the card still rocks the dense Finn
arrangement
and dual fan cooler design
it's
not terrible though because the
thing
about power and thermals is that
you
always have to look at it relatively
and
AMD's closest performance competitor
Vega
isn't even in the same ballpark
helping
matters further partner cards
will
probably have some interesting
board
layouts and cooling solutions that
should
make this a very versatile little
GPU
with all of that in mind
who
exactly is the r-tx 2064 well at
risk
of sounding negative for the life
of
me I can't think of a reason to use
its
premiere feature you know the one
that's
printed several times on the card
I
mean even at medium settings it still
have
z' your frame rate which is
unacceptable
for a competitive shooter
like
battlefield 5 especially if you use
a
high refresh rate monitor and yes the
LSS
is faster than taa but that assumes
that
a six gig card can run future
supported
games in 4k well enough to
even
use the feature as for traditional
rendering
well it's faster than a gtx
1070
at a similar launch price but then
you're
paying $100 premium on a 60
series
card
compared
to the previous 60 series
anyway
just for the privilege of that RT
X
badge that you're not using
so
the real conclusion here seems to be
the
one that we haven't been given the
information
to draw and that's that you
should
buy the rumored upcoming r-tx
lists
gtx 1160 that was leaked with
otherwise
identical specs now
workstation
performance seems really
promising
at first
but
the 1160 should come with the same
benefits
there as well unless you're
into
deep learning which leaves us today
then
with a card that occupies a tidy
little
decent gaming and also light
workstation
you snitch until Nvidia
undermines
its own product with a lower
priced
alternative so buy it quickly
then
to ensure that it's not irrelevant
by
the time it arrives
oh
but buy the right version because
rumor
has it there's three different
memory
configurations across three
different
capacities so your mileage may
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