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Incredible video card. I had been using the RTX 2060 with my i7 8700 16gb ram on Windows 10 since 2018 and was still able to play most games at high to ultra settings with no problems. It was CYBERPUNK 2077 which had me using medium and high settings only until 2023 when more games kept me away from ultra settings like STARFIELD and TOTAL WAR WARHAMMER III. Its a beast of a card and even allowed me to play at 1440p with a mix of ultra and high settings for every game before 2023. I just upgraded to a RTX 3080 12gb vram and a i9 12900 k with 32gb ram on Windows 11 Home Edition after seeing your video on the possible tariff on China finally occurring after being delayed for years which prompted my brother who is in I.T. to get me the upgrade i had been planning for over a year looking up parts/pricing to build the system and paying for the parts where i will pay him back over the next few months. So now my previous pc is sitting on the side as a emergency back up which i know i can rely on to play my favorite games from 2023 and earlier while looking forward to play upcoming games like SPACE MARINE 2, ZEPHON, THE WANDERING REALMS etc on my new pc. Thanks Daniel Owen for the always informative and extremely helpful videos and Happy Computing! ☕

Is the 6800 on Amazon for $268 real or is that a fake seller ?

Next video RX 6650 XT

Hi Daniel, I appreciate you making a video centered around users who are stuck with the last gen specifically to this card 2060 6GB, given the fact that the recent releases of video cards in the budget or midrange are not delivering price to performance ratio brand new, so we know where we stand. Thank you for always making videos like these.

I would be curious to see the 12g version

Was looking into this card today. I could probably just manage with this gpu

Now guys i know this is shocking BUT i have 2060 super AND you wont believe BUT i still have hundreds if not thousands of GOOD games that i still want to play and all of them can run well above 60 fps. Now most of them are not 2024 year of release but by the time i finish all those games i want to play from 1990-2020 that i can run on 60+ fps i am sure i will manage to scrape some money and buy upgrade. That being said i am really afraid my pc will sooner get to EOL than me completing all those good games because there is sooooooooooooo many of them. :(

I have a 2060 super with a 5600x and im super cool right now with performance in most games, I even undervolted it and it doesnt use more than 125w

me with 3x 4k monitors and a 7700k and 1070 XD. ill upgrade this year i swear

DLSS is imo the reason why Turing was always the superior pick over RDNA 1. People swear up and down that the 5700XT wasn't such a bad choice for its time, but the furthest away we are removed from their release, the more Turing is able to hang on with DLSS while RDNA 1 has to wait for FSR 3.1 to get a half-decent upscaling technique (and old games aren't gonna be updated to support it) and it has no RT hardware so it'll get harder and harder to just *play* games if they ship with that feature standard.

4:24 Lmao you are a real one for saying this, just activated the bells notification for that :)

rtx 2060 is around gtx 1080 no one will buy that old gpu to play new AAA games. It is consider budget gpu.

It would be interesting to see a gtx 1070 ti vs 2060 benchmark. They had similar performance at launch. What matters more now: newer architecture or the extra vram?

These reviews are getting better.

Let me guess the RTX 3050 6GB can barely match or beat this card

I personally noticed myself be a better gamer on my 6800xt rather than my 2060 purely due to a constant fps and better 1%lows. In shooters it makes a difference. My 2060 couldn’t even play shooters at 1440p that’s why I upgraded, pathetic.

you know modern gaming optimization is in the gutter when people are discussing whether 12 gb vram is enough.

What's the time spy graphics score on this one Daniel?

I look forward to the 3060 one. I used to have one in my living room/gaming PC. Granted my TV was only 1080P and it was a living room so I'm sitting like 8+ feet from it, but it was a good 1080p/60 card if you used DLSS. PreDogtown DLC, I could hit 60fps with all of the non-PT RT settings turned on in CP2077. PT was 1080P/30, which may be too low for some, but if you have a 1080P TV, 30fps PT CP2077 is way better than the 30fps mode on consoles.

I’m curious to see this same video featuring the 2060 Super.

youre into little boys arent u?

Very interesting video! I just happen to have the very same GPU you tested in my rig right now. There's no way I'd go for any modern titles without an upgrade. I do have one planned and it's not that great a leap, but, it should get me by with what I want to play. My next rig will have a 2080ti Founders Edition which has 11gb. It'll be coupled with a 5700X and 32gb of RAM, I'm staying at 1080p so I should get something decent going. I bought a load of Assassin's Creed games in a Steam sale so they will keep me going till any later stuff is in other Steam sales. It'd make for an interesting video to see how a 2080ti copes with modern games. Thanks for sharing!

The 2060 felt like such a beast when it came out. A 60 class card on par with the last gen 80 class. Imagine if the 5060 was as powerful as a 4080? Unthinkable.

12gb VRAM for 1080p 16gb VRAM for 1440p 20-24gb VRAM for 4k 5k UW

This was my dream gpu when i was still in uni. i think it sells around the same price in the secondhand market as the RX6600, and that is without a doubt the better option. As someone who was playing 720p <30fps gaming till this time last year when i got a 580 2048 8gb. Trust me it could always be worse 😂.

Amazing video!

rx 5700 aged a lot better and has 8gb. While amd drivers have their own issues they seem to do a better job at supporting older cards, margins keep getting bigger in newer games

Seems silly question, i had 3070ti 8gb was fine. 4k ..no

Aah the video i never expected or wanted but too happy to see pop up coz i have a 2060 and an i7 9700. I consider it my own "next gen console" kinda my series s🎉❤

We really need a 2060-type of gpu from AMD with RDNA4... good at raster, average at raytracing, with more vram... and cheap. Like the bottom model should have 12gb

Swap the 4070Ti Super to a 7900 XT. Save $100 and lose no raster perf.

now, will a 2060 handle 1440p?

Still rocking my 2070 super :D

I have a GTX 1060 3GB and it play all games at 1440p low-high depending on the gsme. I tend play early 2010s games so it works fine

Using a laptop with a 2060 as a standin for my broken 1070, it survived a powerspike and a fall down the stair but now it's finally time to say goodbye. Really can't complain about the 2060 tho, performs way above what I was expecting, especially given it's a laptop.

Damn a 2060 must be seriously struggling these days. Realistically you won't be playing in higher resolutions than 1080p at low settings in most current games

i dont like 2060 3060 and4060, they are not far from each other in terms of performance, a game runs very difficult on the 2060 with dlss in 1080p, and you wont get double the performance on native with the same settings, its just pathetic and not future proofing

Why no tests with 720p, if you're running a low end gpu. I would probably run 720p medium settings over 1080p low settings in a lot of games

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I am still using my 1050 2gb gpu. Smh.

If you cant benchmark for 1-2 hours on each game to make sure your results are accurate, maybe include fewer games instead? Also, AMD vram usage and Nvidia vram usage are often not the same, a game that uses more than 12gb on AMD might use below that on Nvidia card, but I'm sure you already know that. But your video is titled as if AMD vram usage represents all GPUs.

Before I went to a 4070 ti S. I used to maximize my 2060 Super. I loved that card

Been playing Starfield with my 2060 and it is barely playable. Recently been looking for an upgrade but anything under $500 does not seem worth it and who can afford $1,000 GPUs. Why are they still limiting the Memory on the 40 series? When a 4060 only has 8gb and 128bit interface, why spend the $ for something that will still need upgraded in a few years?

There’s a 6800 on Amazon 42% off for 268 USD but idk if it’s a real seller? XFX speedster and “amazons choice” but the seller is JAFT merchandise. I’m trying to build my first pc and don’t want to buy from a fake seller

awesome , i was looking into this vs the 1070, trying to decide if DLSS is worth trading 2G of vram for. and looks like it is

can you do a video on the RTX 2080 ti? Seems like its becoming a really sought after budget GPU nowadays.

Used the 2060 super to play games at 1440p for years and now getting 4080 super

Dont fall for consumerism!! You have an RTX card!! Be grateful for that and think about how long it will last! Make a challenge for yourself to see if your gpu will last 5, 6, 10 years before it breaksdown!

"it's getting you 69 - nice" hehehe :D 1:56

Turning down graphics settings at 1080p is my personal meta.