Nvidia RTX 2060

Is this the RTX sweet spot?

Chris Szewczyk

PC gaming enthusiasts with deep pockets have had access to Nvidia’s Turing RTX graphics cards for several months now. They’re good cards, though their steep price tags keep them well outside the reach of the majority of PC gamers. Most of us just aren’t interested in dropping $800+ on the (until now) most affordable RTX card – the RTX 2070. Widespread ray tracing adoption will never happen at those prices. The RTX 2060 is now the cheapest RTX series card, though calling a $600+ card cheap is a misnomer for sure. The RTX 2060 is the successor to the GTX 1060 in pretty much name only. The number of Cuda cores has increased from 1280 to 1920, memory bandwidth increased from 192GB/s to 336GB/s and of course the price has…

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APC (Digital) - 1 Issue, March 2019

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