In fact, other than out-of-the-box overclocking, the main reason why consumers resort to AIB boards from MSI, ASUS, or Zotac is because of tremendously better thermal performance. Throughout its history, Nvidia has always been criticized for its thermal management.
NVIDIA GEFORCE RTX 2060 SUPER REVIEWS SERIES
The whole idea of the new dual fan system with the RTX series was to handle heat better. Thermals: still not perfect but pretty close More importantly, it is a noticeable improvement from the last-gen in all areas. Overall, the performance of the GPU is quite respectable. One thing to note is that Metro was also making use of Ray Tracing and DLSS, similar to Shadow of the Tomb Raider and Battlefield V. However, Metro: Exodus and Assassin’s Creed Odyssey are two games where you might have to tweak your settings to reach that sweet spot of 60fps. RTX 2060 Super Benchmarks (1920x1080p – High/Ultra Settings)Īs you can see, the GPU manages to push out around 70+ frames in almost all the titles. In all of my tests, I ran the games on Ultra/High Settings on 1920x1080p resolution. All benchmarks were run with the OS loaded on a 240GB SSD while the games were loaded on a 2TB 7200RPM HDD.
Now that we have that out of the way, let’s talk numbers. To test the RTX 2060 Super, I installed it on my test system which comprised of the Intel i7-8700K processor coupled with 32GB of DDR4-3200MHz RAM. Below is a quick comparison of the specifications between the three graphics cards for you to understand better. However, in terms of price, not much has changed from the original RTX 2060. In terms of on-board hardware, it is pretty close to the standard 2070. I say sweet spot, ‘coz it offers the best of both worlds. As per the naming convention, the RTX 2060 Super sits in the sweet spot between the RTX 2060 and the RTX 2070. Performance: lives up to the hypeīefore I get to the frame rates, it is important to understand what has changed with the RTX 2060 Super. All in all, the design, which is synchronous throughout the RTX series, looks quite premium. There is also the RTX 2060 Super naming on the back-plate. You get the GeForce RTX logo on the top of the GPU, which also lights up in green when plugged in. This is followed by the exhaust for the blower fans. The bottom portion of the GPU consists of the PCI Express x16 pins, while the upper half houses the next-gen 8-phase power supply. As for the ports, you get 3x Display Port, an HDMI port, and a Type-C port which can be used for VirtualLink. I’ll get to that later on in this review though, so keep reading. The new dual-fan setup brought around in this generation impacts the performance too. In fact, the symmetry of the dual-fan setup is amazing, and the RTX Super branding is subtle, yet powerful. However, that isn’t a bad thing by any means. Crafted with premium materials and components, the RTX 2060 Super is a work of art. In terms of design, nothing has changed from the previous generation. Design and Build Quality: re-premiumįor the purpose of this review, Nvidia was gracious enough to send over their Founders Edition unit of the RTX 2060 Super.
So, what has changed with the RTX 2060 Super, and is it still the go-to recommendation? Let’s find out.
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If you want to buy a GPU for 1080p gaming, the RTX 2060 is the card to go for.
You see, the RTX 2060 sits right in the middle of GTX 16-series and the RTX-20 series. That said, the most intriguing option has to be the first one. This basically pushed the Green team to offer some better value for money, and they launched the new Super Series, for the RTX 2060, 2070, and 2080. Now, while it did take some time for its competition to catch up, AMD recently launched the RX 5700 and the RX 5700T GPUs. Last year at Gamescom 2018, Nvidia shocked the world when it launched its new RTX series GPUs.
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