Walmart.com has EVGA GeForce RTX 2060 KO Ultra Gaming Dual Fan 6GB GDDR6 Graphics Card (06G-P4-2068-KR) for $280.07. Shipping is free, otherwise free store pickup is available where stock permits. Thanks SDBuddy
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Walmart.com has EVGA GeForce RTX 2060 KO Ultra Gaming Dual Fan 6GB GDDR6 Graphics Card (06G-P4-2068-KR) for $280.07. Shipping is free, otherwise free store pickup is available where stock permits. Thanks SDBuddy
This 2060 if you are streaming for sure; the built-in encoder adds lots of value if that applies to you.
AMD generally offers more value per $ depending on the games you play.
Both are good cards though many would recommend waiting for the 3080/3090 in September, the 3070 in October, or the 3060 in November... Then there's what AMD may release....but if you don't want to wait, I totally get it. Those cards will be hundreds $s more than this.
IMO if you have to have a card now, it's a good price. But supposedly NVIDIA's new stuff will be announced in early September, and start shipping Q4 this year. I'd wait because the new stuff should be ~25% faster and a 2060 will fall like a rock in value.
AMD's stuff should be announced in November or so, so waiting at this point is prudent.
I was going to wait for a 3000 series but they are probably going to sell out in a minute and cost 3x as much. Releases will be staggered from most expensive to least. These crazy times we live, who knows if we'll be alive.
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September = 3080 and 3080ti (probably 1k+ )
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FYI: The 2060 KO has some special sauce in it for graphics applications (like blender). It performs close to a 2080. In gaming, it's like any other 2060.
Every time NVidia releases "new" line it's the same bull$hit pipe dream; "Wait and the prices on old stuff will drop like a rock....". Yeah sure.... I've got 1080ti at the beginning of last year off eBay for $230 and that's YEARS after it was released. Hell when the 2000 series was released the 1000 series went up in price.... Bottom line is that the prices on 3000 series haven't been even released. For all I know NVidia is NOT going to give them away for anything less then what the 2000s launched at. More likely add another $100 if the performance gains actually are there.
I would say sub $300 card like 2060 should be a safe bet. If rumors are true 2070 and 2080 are the ones being replaced initially so a 2060 replacement will still be a few months away. Existing 2070/80 will also dry up as companies stop production and switch over to new cards. It's not like theres been an excess inventory of graphics cards in recent months due to covid.
Seriously thinking of getting this to replace the painful 5600xt.its fast but can't play for a few hours without getting issues. It was so bad that I decided to remove it and stick with built-in, has been like that for 2-3 months now I think. I've tried ddu, reformatted the os even in the beginning. Nvidia, barely any issues
Honestly, with limited games using full potential of ampere cards and ray tracing im just going to hold on to gtx 1070 ti until it breaks... i believe this is a great deal for those jumping from gtx 1060 or below
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Honestly, with limited games using full potential of ampere cards and ray tracing im just going to hold on to gtx 1070 ti until it breaks... i believe this is a great deal for those jumping from gtx 1060 or below
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It would be quite the jump from my 750ti, lol..
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AMD generally offers more value per $ depending on the games you play.
Both are good cards though many would recommend waiting for the 3080/3090 in September, the 3070 in October, or the 3060 in November... Then there's what AMD may release....but if you don't want to wait, I totally get it. Those cards will be hundreds $s more than this.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mUFRBnJ
AMD's stuff should be announced in November or so, so waiting at this point is prudent.
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September = 3080 and 3080ti (probably 1k+ )
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mUFRBnJdx3Y
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Every time NVidia releases "new" line it's the same bull$hit pipe dream; "Wait and the prices on old stuff will drop like a rock....". Yeah sure.... I've got 1080ti at the beginning of last year off eBay for $230 and that's YEARS after it was released. Hell when the 2000 series was released the 1000 series went up in price.... Bottom line is that the prices on 3000 series haven't been even released. For all I know NVidia is NOT going to give them away for anything less then what the 2000s launched at. More likely add another $100 if the performance gains actually are there.
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