I would 100% go for the one with the better, quieter and more efficient cooler that can keep clocks stable instead of dancing around, yeah it might not be as fast as the super, but you're on 1080p, i hardly doubt it will matter all that much.
I want Control.
I watched a 1 hour docu on YouTube the other day called the rise and fall of max Payne. I didn't realise control was from the same team who did MP and Alan Wake. So yeah, do want..
2060 standard works very well 1080p with control. So 2070 will smash it any way....
I'm siding with you btw. This devil 64 is a dog to live with. Like many high end AMD cards. Never quite right.
OK. So I was all about to order. Went to OCUK, and mysteriously the price has been stuffed up to the exact same price as the 2070 Super. So, they must have done that deliberately as it happened right after I phoned them.
Which kinda threw me in a loop. So, I decided to do some last gasp research and I am glad I did.
The 2070 Super is not 10% faster than the 2070. It's at least 16% faster and up to 24% faster overclocked. I also watched a German video on YT and it's not a bad card at all. At stock the card runs 1' hotter than the FE, and overclocked it runs 5c cooler. But yeah, overall it does absolutely trounce the 2070.
TBH the 2070 is not much faster than this Vega 64, if the Vega worked properly. Problem is it doesn't, and gets locked to 1350mhz, some 300mhz lower than the stated clock boost in GPUZ. If I overclock, it freezes. If I undervolt, it freezes. If I put it in Radeon Chill it doesn't crash, but it only clocks to around 1200mhz.
This isn't the first time I have had such issues with very high end AMD cards. They all seem to be so far behind Nvidia that they have had their balls clocked off and so behave erratically. I really CBA with it any more.
So, 2070 Super it is. It's 1080Ti performance (to match almost my Titan XP so it's a level playing field) with RT, with a game worth £40 or more. Which I probably would have got any way.
There's not really any low side to this, because I now have a whole pretty potent spares box, which will build me *another* gaming PC. I already had the case, and I have absolutely everything I need to build another gaming PC with the guts of this one. And TBH? it's not bad. 10 core BE with 16gb quad channel ram running a Vega 64. Which I will use in my bedroom on the TV.
Plus when you are a worrier such as I it's nice to have a machine to fall back on, just in case.
God. Can't believe I've actually bought a new GPU. It's been nearly three years. But £450 is usually about my tap out zone, and Control runs very well on just a 2060 so I am in for a treat. And oh yeah, Quake 2 is one of my fave games ever.
And I've not done bad. Bought a whole new rig sans the case, with that mental U.2 NVME drive, 2tb firecuda, £450 RRP mobo with 16 core Xeon, ram, 2070 Super and came in at around the grand mark.