![]() There’s still an impressive 30 RT cores and 240 Tensor cores, along with 1920 CUDA Cores and a Boost Clock of 1680 MHz. ![]() ![]() Using the same board as the RTX 2070, albeit with some nips and tucks here and there, the RTX 2060 bears impressive specifications for a much cheaper card overall. It hits the bare minimum spec for ray-tracing support, which requires a staggering 5 billion rays to be shot out onto a scene every second. The RTX 2060 might seem reactionary, but it’s clear that Nvidia always planned on releasing a cheaper, toned-down version of their RTX kings. And it’s led to Nvidia having to cut back on their profit margins too, sadly overshadowing the true champion in the line: The RTX 2060. Without enough games to support Ray-Tracing, their extremely high premium was unwarranted. ![]() The problem with both was a matter of price. Both the RTX 2080 Ti and RTX 2070 are phenomenal cards – pumping out more pixels than most games at 4K resolutions will need to retain silky smooth framerates and offering bleeding edge ray-tracing support that has yet to find mainstream adaptation in the mainstream. There’s no disputing that Nvidia has made a miscalculation with their latest RTX line of graphics cards. ![]()
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