Thursday, November 22nd 2018
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060 Shows Up in Final Fantasy XV Benchmarks
The RTX family debuted with top of the line graphics cards, but the Turing era is just started and there will be new members joining those first products. One of the most expected is the RTX 2060, and now this new graphics card has been seen in Final Fantasy XV benchmarking database. This information should be taken with a grain of salt, but in the past this listing has showed us upcoming products such as the Radeon RX 590, so the evidence is quite interesting. According to this data, the RTX 2060 would perform slightly below the Radeon RX Vega 56 and NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070, but its numbers are quite better than those of the GTX 1060.
NVIDIA itself confirmed there would be a "mainstream" product in the Turing family in the future, and although the company seems now focused on selling out their excess inventory of mid-range Pascal graphics cards -Black Friday could help there-, the new GPU could be announced in the next few weeks and some analysts expect it to be available on Q1 2019. It'll be interesting to confirm if the data in our TPU database is correct, but we're specially curious about the price point it'll have.
Source:
Overclock 3D
NVIDIA itself confirmed there would be a "mainstream" product in the Turing family in the future, and although the company seems now focused on selling out their excess inventory of mid-range Pascal graphics cards -Black Friday could help there-, the new GPU could be announced in the next few weeks and some analysts expect it to be available on Q1 2019. It'll be interesting to confirm if the data in our TPU database is correct, but we're specially curious about the price point it'll have.
121 Comments on NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060 Shows Up in Final Fantasy XV Benchmarks
trog
This is shaping up to be one of the worst generations of GPU in ten years.
Will it have RT abilities and Tensor cores active? I dont recall offhand if that was confirmed. If not, perhaps pricing may be a lot better and more inline with what users want....
The difference would be RTX has RT capabilities while GTX hasn't. If it doesn't, will nVidia still stick to the RTX naming scheme anyway?
@HTC it's gonna be a 50/50 thing here. Again, the ones who got the final say is Nvidia, not us. So, we all can only wait & see. Also, my interest in RTX has returned after the "lacklustre" performance that is RTX2070, 2080 & 2080Ti, regardless of being F.E or not.
nVidia does have the final say but i figure it being called RTX and not having RT (still unknown, so far) is @ least misleading, no?
smart move was restocking GTX 1080 TIs and selling them as hotcakes on Black Friday. Gonna keep saving my money
Unless they finally fix the issues with the RTX series and lower the prices i wont consider to buy one. By then just hope they bring the new series fixed and better prices, unless AMD
realizes that they are missing the opportunity to :nutkick:nvidia.
god, i remember when i was inlove with these cards
RTX 2060, i thought 2060 wouldnt have RT, no nvidia, whyyyyy
Hopefully it will be a competitive unit.
The RTX2070 while not great on Raytracing is certainly a plausible upgrade for anyone back on say a GTX 970. Seen them as low as £460 which I think is about £50-70 too much IMHO, fingers crossed sensible pricing arrives soon.
We dont even know if this is RT. If the results are real etc.. and people have already relit the torches.
This place makes me Ill at times how people jump to conclusions.
Pro Vega 56 is 10% faster than Pro Vega 64
GTX 980Ti is equal to GTX 1080
Vega Frontier is 1.5% faster than GTX 1080
www.techpowerup.com/reviews/Performance_Analysis/Final_Fantasy_15/4.html
And AMD has nothing to show for it, no new GPU lineup, except for the 12nm oddball 590 that is, IMO, a half baked product. Vega was promising, but failed to deliver on the performance front, at least for games, and AMD's next chip is probably at least a year away, if not two, because who knows when navi will come out as a consumer GPU.
If only the polaris 12nm shrink was successful, AMD could be putting the screws to nvidia right now with cheaper GPUs while making a nice margin on top to fund GPU development, but instead its pascal all over again, but with far higher prices.