Nvidia officially reveals the specifications of their RTX 2060 12 GB GPU

[WYP]

It looks like Nvidia will be releasing new Founders Edition RTX 2060 graphics cards.



Read more about Nvidia's 12 GB RTX 2060 GPU specifications.

 

[NeverBackDown]

Less powerful than a 2060S but more power hungry. Interesting dilemma..

Still should be better than my 1080 especially in DLSS..

 

[Warchild]

Less powerful than a 2060S but more power hungry. Interesting dilemma..

Still should be better than my 1080 especially in DLSS..

price wise you could be better off sticking with your current card.

 

[NeverBackDown]

Depends I suppose. In this market I could probably sell.my 1080 for nearly the same price as this new but get DLSS and a little bit more performance at probably 50 less watts which in my tiny NCase M1 would be a big deal.

 

[KingNosser]

Depends I suppose. In this market I could probably sell.my 1080 for nearly the same price as this new but get DLSS and a little bit more performance at probably 50 less watts which in my tiny NCase M1 would be a big deal.

Your 1080 could easily sell for £500 ish so there isn't much difference or cost tbh, least in these crazy GPU times people will want your card at that price.

 

[NeverBackDown]

0 cost sidegrade for more features and performance with DLSS plus less power consumption seems like a good idea to me tbh

 

[trawetSluaP]

0 cost sidegrade for more features and performance with DLSS plus less power consumption seems like a good idea to me tbh

I'd sidegrade for DLSS alone if it were me, as that in itself would be akin to an upgrade. Just a shame it's only supported in some games.

 

[NeverBackDown]

True but I game at 1440p so the handful of games that do support it would definitely be of great use to me.

I'm really just curious at the price and availability. Or if this is mostly a soft launch they're just trying to get PR credit for