Nvidia RTX 2060 Pictured – Specifications Leaked

Gigabyte’s upcoming RTX 2060 (not GTX 2060) graphics card has been pictured, releasing alongside an incomplete list of specifications for the graphics card, revealing a 6GB frame buffer and a CUDA core count of 1920. 

These images come courtesy of Videocardz, revealing a graphics card which lacks support for NVLink/SLI and uses a single PCIe 8-pin connector for power.  

Some of the leaked specifications of this graphics card are likely to be false, with the GPU’s listed maximum frequency of 1.2GHz seeming highly improbable, given the higher clock speeds of the previous generation XX60-series graphics cards. In the table below we have listed that the RTX 2060 uses the same 14Gbps memory as the RTX 2070, though it is possible that Nvidia has opted to utilise slower 12Gbps GDDR6 memory. 

It is worth noting that these leaked RTX 2060 specifications indicate that the graphics card has the same CUDA core count as a GTX 1070, though the addition of Turing improved SM cores will likely give the RTX 2060 a performance advantage, assuming that clock speeds are similar. Beyond that Nvidia’s RTX 2060 graphics cards are expected to contain both Tensor cores and RT cores to enhance the GPU’s performance in other areas.