Nvidia RTX 2060 Review

Rise of the Tomb Raider

nVidia RTX 2060 Review

Rise of the Tomb Raider

Lara’s old adventures are still ones which can push systems hard. We have all the boxes ticked in the settings, the Very High preset engaged, 16xAF, HBAO+ Ambient Occlusion, PureHair on and FXAA.

It's nice that the overclock is like old school overclocking where you can very nearly push the RTX 2060 up to the heights of its bigger brother the RTX 2070.

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11-01-2019, 21:22:07

AngryGoldfish
I think this is the best graphics card we've had in a while. It's actually improved price/performance while also reducing TDP slightly. Even the cooler has improved. It performs roughly on par with the GTX 1080 in older DX11 games that usually favoured Nvidia's older Pascal architecture, but slightly beats the 1080 in newer DX12 games. The price isn't great, but it's an improvement over the previous generation and I'll take it. AMD is missing a big market here, but I understand they have to wait until 7nm can be manufactured on a large enough scale on a budget.Quote

13-01-2019, 00:36:26

boria0
If 61% runs 1080p 4% 1440p and 2% 4k, what resolution do other 33% game at ???Quote

13-01-2019, 00:40:08

AlienALX
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Originally Posted by boria0 View Post
If 61% runs 1080p 4% 1440p and 2% 4k, what resolution do other 33% game at ???
"other". Or, lower than 1080p.Quote

13-01-2019, 01:05:26

WYP
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Originally Posted by boria0 View Post
If 61% runs 1080p 4% 1440p and 2% 4k, what resolution do other 33% game at ???
There is 14% at 1366x768, 3.62% at 1440x900, 3.57% at 1600x900, 2,55% at 1680x1050 and some using niche resolutions such at 2560x1080, 3440x1440 etc.

A lot of this data can be seen on the Steam hardware survey.

https://store.steampowered.com/hwsur...lcome-to-SteamQuote

13-01-2019, 11:40:33

trawetSluaP
It's really surprising to me that 1440p only makes up 4%! Thought it'd be much higher.

On topic the card looks like a very good option!Quote
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