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July 2019
(86%)
325 Reviews
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The arrival of a trio of GeForce RTX Super cards is a calculated move to energise the premium end of the discrete graphics card market and to potentially scupper AMD's plans for its rival Navi-based Radeons launching later this week.All three new Supe...
Published: 2019-07-02, Author: Matthew , review by: Bit-Tech.net
Nvidia's Super launch is a mid-stack shakeup designed to bring existing performance down to new price levels. With RTX 2060 Super, Nvidia is able to use TU106 dies that didn't quite make the cut as RTX 2070 and make up the difference with clock speeds, an...
Excellent 1440p performance, Shiny new card design, Affordable
Likely can't handle 4K gaming, Founders Edition is heavy
The Nvidia GeForce RTX 2060 Super, according to Nvidia, offers the same level of performance as the RTX 2070 at a much lower price, which makes it a no-brainer for anyone that loves performance and saving cash...
Effectively as fast as RTX 2070 for less money, Founders Edition cooler is very competent, Significantly more power efficient than AMD's current cards, Overclocked well
It's a refresh, not anything new, SUPER makes sense from a business perspective, but RTX early adopters will feel like it's a kick in the teeth
In what can only be viewed as a thinly-veiled attempt to render AMD's upcoming RX 5700 and RX 5700 XT cards dead on arrival, Nvidia has today announced the RTX 2060 SUPER and RTX 2070 SUPER. This review is focused on the 2060 SUPER, but if you want to rea...
Abstract: Despite still struggling with wide-spread support for their ray-tracing cards, Nvidia is still sitting unopposed at the top of the pile with the most powerful cards on the market. The likes of the RTX 2080 Ti still remains there, as Nvidia's flagship RTX-...
Very good performance at 2560x1440, Reasonable ray tracing quality at full-HD, Looks great, Very quiet even under load
Lower priced GeForce RTX 2060 performs almost as well,
As we've seen, you get a nice little bump in performance with the GeForce RTX 2060 Super compared to its non-Super predecessor. There is a price bump from Rs. 31,000 to Rs. 34,890, but it's minor enough for the choice between these two options to be a no-...
Solid, full coverage Aluminum shroud for enhanced rigidity, Support the latest RTX games, Basically an RTX 2070 with small nerf, Reasonably priced, Bundled with a free game for a limited time (Control and Wolfenstein: Youngblood),
Doesn't support NVLink, The glossy part on the cooler shroud is prone to fingerprints, The heat from GPU now goes inside your case
When NVIDIA announced the RTX 2060, there are users who still insisted on getting a GTX 1070 because of the 8GB GDDR5 memory and the 256-bit memory bus. Equipped with a TU106 GPU with higher CUDA cores count, 8GB GDDR6 memory and finally a 256-bit memory...
Turing on steroidsJust like how Apple adds an "S" to the back of its iPhone models in the years that it's not doing a major overhaul, NVIDIA now helpfully appends a "Super" moniker to its graphics cards. This means not a lot has changed, but there are als...
Is the RTX 2070 SUPER better than the RTX 2070? Definitely. Theoreticallywith a higher number of CUDA cores and GPU clock speedthe card should perform better. Our results also proved our hypothesis. The question is: Is it worth the upgrade to the RTX 207...
Turing on steroidsJust like how Apple adds an "S" to the back of its iPhone models in the years that it's not doing a major overhaul, NVIDIA now helpfully appends a "Super" moniker to its graphics cards. This means not a lot has changed, but there are als...
