RTX 2060 graphics card benchmark test exposure

In August of this year, NVIDIA launched a lineup of RTX flagship graphics cards that support real-time ray tracing, claiming a significant performance improvement over previous generation GPUs. By convention, only the high-end RTX 2080 Ti and RTX 2070 are listed. As for the subsequent versions of the mainstream GTX 1060, they have not been able to meet. The good news is that foreign media has shared a lot of reports about the RTX 2060 recently, and even compared it with the previous generation GTX 1070. It turns out that the performance of the RTX 2060 is comparable to the GTX 1070.

In the benchmark of Final Fantasy XV, we saw the Nvidia GeForce RTX 2060. This horizontal evaluation uses 4K resolution (3840×2160).

The unreleased RTX 2060 scored 2,589 points, even close to the GTX 1070 (2,748 points). In contrast, the previous generation GTX 1066 had only 1985 points.

Unfortunately, although the performance of the RTX 2060 is closely related to the GTX 1070, the overall price of this generation of N cards is much more expensive and the price is not good.

Of course, given that the RTX 2060 is not yet officially available for sale, the evaluation may be an edition. And as a mid-range model, it does not support ray tracing, it is likely to be replaced by the "RTX" prefix.