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The RTX 2060 Super would receive a price tag of 399 USD and be based on the TU106-410 GPU. It must have 2176 cores with a basic clock speed of 1470 MHz and a boost speed of 1650 MHz. The card would also receive 8 GB of gddr6 memory, a 175 watt tdp and a more spacious 256-bit memory bus.
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#5685930 Posted on: 07/01/2019 09:57 AM
At super price of $430 MSRP........
Better be beating the 5700XT otherwise is a big joke...... Oh wait
Thats why I think its a mistake to release a 2060 Super. Imo would be much more sensible to continue with the regular 2070 marked down to $430. Nearly same specs, but with much more market appeal.
At super price of $430 MSRP........
Better be beating the 5700XT otherwise is a big joke...... Oh wait
Thats why I think its a mistake to release a 2060 Super. Imo would be much more sensible to continue with the regular 2070 marked down to $430. Nearly same specs, but with much more market appeal.
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#5685934 Posted on: 07/01/2019 10:43 AM
There's some wisdom in creating a whole new line, for both Nvidia itself and the board partners. Lots of people like to look at new models, not just old ones. Nvidia is getting ready to rock the boat with its future 7nm GPUs, but it needs something in the meantime. In the recent years, Nvidia has, in my opinion, delivered new GPUs much more consistently than AMD. These Supers aren't mere rebrands like AMD's Polaris 500 series, so they aren't meaningless.
Thats why I think its a mistake to release a 2060 Super. Imo would be much more sensible to continue with the regular 2070 marked down to $430. Nearly same specs, but with much more market appeal.
There's some wisdom in creating a whole new line, for both Nvidia itself and the board partners. Lots of people like to look at new models, not just old ones. Nvidia is getting ready to rock the boat with its future 7nm GPUs, but it needs something in the meantime. In the recent years, Nvidia has, in my opinion, delivered new GPUs much more consistently than AMD. These Supers aren't mere rebrands like AMD's Polaris 500 series, so they aren't meaningless.
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#5685941 Posted on: 07/01/2019 11:21 AM
wasn't the super series going to be like 100 cheaper?
all I see is bigger prices.
wasn't the super series going to be like 100 cheaper?
all I see is bigger prices.
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#5685942 Posted on: 07/01/2019 11:29 AM
wasn't the super series going to be like 100 cheaper?
all I see is bigger prices.
It was only in the first line of rumours. But think about that, it just doesn't makes any sense: think of a $250 RTX 2060 which is between a 1070 Ti and a 1080. And you have a $280 1660Ti with 1070 performance. So you would need to cut its price by $100 too. Then the 1660's, then the 1650's. The unchanged price of the 2070 Super and 2080 Super compared to the increased price of the 2060 (which has +2GB VRAM , but anyway...) shows that the normal 2070 and 2080 are going to be removed from the product line.
This also means, if the performance is there, that AMD again shows a better value card for mid (RX5700) and mid-high (RX5700 XT) range against NV.
wasn't the super series going to be like 100 cheaper?
all I see is bigger prices.
It was only in the first line of rumours. But think about that, it just doesn't makes any sense: think of a $250 RTX 2060 which is between a 1070 Ti and a 1080. And you have a $280 1660Ti with 1070 performance. So you would need to cut its price by $100 too. Then the 1660's, then the 1650's. The unchanged price of the 2070 Super and 2080 Super compared to the increased price of the 2060 (which has +2GB VRAM , but anyway...) shows that the normal 2070 and 2080 are going to be removed from the product line.
This also means, if the performance is there, that AMD again shows a better value card for mid (RX5700) and mid-high (RX5700 XT) range against NV.
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At super price of $430 MSRP........
Better be beating the 5700XT otherwise is a big joke...... Oh wait