Monday, February 22nd 2021
NVIDIA RTX 3060 Bests RTX 2060, RTX 2070 in Ashes of the Singularity Benchmark
Benchmark performance for NVIDIA's yet-unreleased RTX 3060 graphics card have already started doing the rounds - even if it's one of the currently less-representative benchmarks for actual GPU performance, Ashes of the Singularity. Videocardz has gone through the trouble of collating benchmark results from the same user that uploaded the results for this RTX 3060 graphics card, hence the 19% performance differential in favor of the RTX 3060 results compared to the same users' RTX 2060 and RTX 2070 results.
The RTX 3060 was tested in the 1080p Crazy benchmark preset. It then scored a total of 6600 points and 67.8 average framerate in the first test; the second test, which might've been run with increased power or clocks, achieved 6800 points and 69.8 FPS on average. The first test's score (so, prior to any eventual overclocking) puts the RTX 3060's results 19% above those of the RTX 2060 (which scored 5,650 points) and even achieving a 7% performance advantage over the RTX 2070's 6,166 points.
Sources:
via Videocardz, Twitter
The RTX 3060 was tested in the 1080p Crazy benchmark preset. It then scored a total of 6600 points and 67.8 average framerate in the first test; the second test, which might've been run with increased power or clocks, achieved 6800 points and 69.8 FPS on average. The first test's score (so, prior to any eventual overclocking) puts the RTX 3060's results 19% above those of the RTX 2060 (which scored 5,650 points) and even achieving a 7% performance advantage over the RTX 2070's 6,166 points.
17 Comments on NVIDIA RTX 3060 Bests RTX 2060, RTX 2070 in Ashes of the Singularity Benchmark
MEANWHILE LOOK AT THESE:
Nvidia corpo sh1t:
www.tomshardware.com/news/rtx-3060-still-profitable-mining
The 2060 is around 10-15% slower than the 2070, which around 10-15% slower than the 2070S.
At best the 3060 is about 50% faster (without seeing benchmarks) than 980Ti. Eh....6 years later and probably the only GPU I might be able to find is a 3060 that's going to be around 50% faster than my 980Ti. And with pricing it'll probably be sold around $450-500 (unless by some sheer luck it can be purchased at or close to the $329 MSRP).....I only say this because I see some stories out there about the 3060 expecting to be priced upwards of 50% higher than MSRP for AIB. It'll be a cold day in hell before I spend that kind of money on a moderate performance jump over my current card.
It's looking to be I probably won't be in the PC gaming aspect of things much longer if my 980Ti decides to take a dive on me. The prices out there are outright shitty right now, not to mention it's so hard to find a new GPU even if you have the money to buy one. I guess I just keep waiting to see what happens....
I think it will get smashed by 6700 but we will know in a month.
Or "friendly neighborhood miner man".
Pick which ever you like.
While you're at it, I would like you to go through my post history and find one comment from me, citing your assumption on how I as a gamer crapped on anyone's hardware? In fact, if I was a millionaire, some would receive mysterious messages and packages from time to time.
trog
Check the api versions in description ;)